Strewn across Iraq, they may now spread their anger countrywide.
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Their influence lay behind a countrywide alcohol ban last year.
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The horrific tragedy has caused countrywide outrage and international attention.
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A countrywide police curfew came into effect in the afternoon.
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There has not been a standardized, countrywide value menu since.
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There wasn't a countrywide audience over here for rock music.
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Throughout the night, Khan supporters celebrated outside party offices countrywide.
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But the symbolic purification has exploded into a countrywide party.
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Countrywide said it would give a detailed recovery plan in July.
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Countrywide, prices are up 20.7 percent since 0.33 at 20.3,210.7 crowns.
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The company has countrywide coverage in Turkey with 3,300 sale-points.
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That's in addition to nearly 500,000 Syrians killed countrywide since 2011.
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Building a countrywide grid is one of the government's top priorities.
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Men and women packed the streets countrywide, revelling most of the night.
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Gillian is famously gay, someone known countrywide for her sexuality and activism.
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MOYNIHAN: LOOK, YOU THINK ABOUT OUR COMPANY AND THINK ABOUT AFTER COUNTRYWIDE.
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They have threatened countrywide street protests if the government doesn't back down.
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Countrywide, IndyMac, and WaMu were S&Ls that specialized in mortgage lending.
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"I don't see them rolling out on a countrywide basis," he said.
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Testing countrywide also showed that cocaine and fentanyl is a rare mix.
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Museums and archaeological sites are closed in Italy during the countrywide lockdown.
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But the purifying symbol of water has exploded into a countrywide party.
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New Zealand's countrywide ban on most semiautomatic weapons has gone into effect.
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But those initiatives are slow to implement and are not rolling out countrywide.
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Since then, it has killed hundreds in China and infected over 20,000 countrywide.
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Police and paramilitaries in Nicaragua killed ten protesters after a countrywide general strike.
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Bank of America, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, includes the former Countrywide Financial.
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As the pressure ratchets up Countrywide has responded with its own online business.
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The U.N. Security Council on Saturday called for a 30-day countrywide truce.
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The countrywide economic expansion is benefiting U.S. banks like First Horizon National Corp.
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A five-year compilation of AP reports showed the frequency of attacks countrywide.
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The decision to not sue Mozilo came after a federal appeals court in New York last month overturned a $1.27 billion penalty against Bank of America and a former Countrywide executive, Rebecca Mairone, in a separate case over conduct at Countrywide.
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Countrywide pay agreements keep wages too high in the south, discouraging formal employment there.
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McDonald's has been encouraging locations countrywide to experiment with more dishes beloved by locals.
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Bank of America absorbed Countrywide, another over-eager housing lender, and then Merrill Lynch.
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Instead of giving up on ever becoming president, he undertook yet another countrywide tour.
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Countrywide stock is now worth a third of what it was in May 2015.
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But even if passed, the proposal wouldn't make medical marijuana legal to consume countrywide.
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Like other banks, Goldman bought loans issued by subprime mortgage specialists like Countrywide Financial.
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Last Saturday nearly 300,000 people took part in the first yellow vest demonstrations countrywide.
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Countrywide also expects headwinds from tenants' fees regulation and pressured landlord environment in 2017.
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Like other banks, Goldman bought loans issued by subprime mortgage specialists like Countrywide Financial.
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American inspections must be countrywide with no off-limit zones to intrusive U.S. inspectors.
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In 2008, JPMorgan Chase & Co bought Bear, and Bank of America Corp bought Countrywide.
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"We've actually been concerned about that on a countrywide level for months," Phillips said.
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But easterners increasingly control the political discourse of a countrywide shift to the extremes.
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The comments came as the leader defended his government's brutal countrywide crackdown on drugs.
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There are signs that even stricter measures, including a countrywide shutdown, could be imposed.
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Countrywide, which operates in residential and commercial property markets, said the discussions were ongoing.
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The move sparked anger on Algerian streets and ignited a countrywide string of protests.
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Deaths began to exceed births for whites countrywide in 22012, according to the report.
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The countrywide protests are an attempt to get Congress to finally take some action.
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The decision to not sue Mozilo came after a federal appeals court in New York last month overturned a $1.27 billion penalty against Bank of America in a separate case against it and a former Countrywide executive, Rebecca Mairone, over conduct at Countrywide.
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It has won market share from Britain's big incumbent operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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Or there's been a countrywide gas leak and this is just all a horrible hallucination.
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That included fines from Merrill Lynch and countrywide that BofA acquired during the financial crisis.
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Although it's a problem countrywide, air pollution in London is the worst in the country.
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Michael Winston, who gained fame for exposing Countrywide Financial's mortgage policies, spent years battling lawsuits.
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It is not expected to rage countrywide, as it has in some poorer, hotter countries.
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"(The) government has with immediate effect banned initiation countrywide," said the letter dated Jan 21.
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If only that were the case; then the countrywide debate on poverty would be moot.
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Countrywide, these places are home to the fastest growing segment of America's incarcerated population: women.
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Countrywide Home Loans Inc et at, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 15-496.
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So things kept worsening until they pulled out all the stops with a countrywide lockdown.
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At the time, no one understood the strength of the enemy or their countrywide strategy.
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This week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a countrywide lockdown for 21 days from midnight.
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Countrywide shares plummeted 42% at 94.75 pence, while LSL was down 13.4% at 214 pence.
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Some of them have been rehabilitated, but only after making public mea culpa, broadcast countrywide.
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The university will also participate in a countrywide experiment to film totality coast to coast.
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Soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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We are withdrawing our countrywide enhancement findings for a range of species across several countries.
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General Musharraf fired Justice Chaudhry, which incited countrywide protests by lawyers against the military ruler.
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Is there a country that has this kind of an intranet in operation and countrywide?
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We have withdrawn our countrywide enhancement findings for a range of species across several countries.
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Real estate agent Countrywide cited Brexit uncertainty for its forecast for flat full-year earnings.
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Over years of tax hikes and businesses shuttering, there was a lot of countrywide soul-searching.
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Over the past three weekends, the numbers have dropped: from 280,000 countrywide to 136,000 on Saturday.
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Barbarities abounded: the systemic rape of sex slaves, bloodshed, the countrywide banning of the Korean language.
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The observations of Ms Romans and Mr McManus (not their real names) fit a countrywide pattern.
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It resolves claims involving $174 billion of mortgage securities issued by the former Countrywide Financial Corp.
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As the protests came to an end countrywide, analysts doubted the marches would shake the president.
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Mr. Mozilo certainly succeeded in creating a profit powerhouse at Countrywide, at least for a while.
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Bank of America acquired Countrywide and assumed its liabilities in 2008, as the financial crisis erupted.
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Essaouira's housing market may get some help from a countrywide effort to improve tourism, agents said.
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L) said on Monday it will not make an offer for a merger with Countrywide (CWD.
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The risk for outbreaks remains high, however, and the disease's countrywide eradication is still years away.
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L) said on Monday it will not make an offer for a merger with Countrywide (CWD.
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Spain and France announced drastic countrywide restrictions this weekend to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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His campaign team created a countrywide network of offices, staffed with coordinators in their early 20s.
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Overdose deaths skyrocketed countrywide to more than 59,000 in 2016 — the largest annual increase ever recorded.
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But over the past few days, India seems to have risen up in countrywide mass protests.
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On Thursday, the Pakistan Bar Council said the lawyers would observe a countrywide strike on Dec.
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Security forces have intervened to prevent the attacks from escalating amid fears of wider countrywide clashes.
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The failed restructuring atop a cooling property market resulted in Countrywide losing substantial market share and profits.
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Countrywide shares fell 7 percent and shares in online agent Purplebricks were down more than 4 percent.
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Bank of America said 88 percent of unpaid principal on Countrywide loans was current at end-63.
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Countrywide said top shareholder Oaktree Capital Management had agreed to buy new shares worth 24 million pounds.
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The suspension by the court in southern India was effective countrywide, said Selvagomathy, who petitioned the court.
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Old Mutual, Scottish Widows and Countrywide Assured-owner Chesnara said they would cooperate fully with the regulator.
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A choice statistic from this case: Countrywide charged some borrowers in foreclosure $22010 to mow their lawns.
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The court also threw out a $1 million civil penalty against Rebecca Mairone, a former Countrywide executive.
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The company also said talks with smaller rival Countrywide about a possible all-share combination were ongoing.
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This ongoing countrywide celebration, part of the European Year of Cultural Heritage, includes a variety of activities.
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Shares in Countrywide, which also competes with Foxtons rose as much as up 9.1% after the news.
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Cambodia was awash in political banners, marches and rallies ahead of Sunday's countrywide elections for local leaders.
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The countrywide restrictions create their own challenges, stranding employees away from their jobs and pummeling the economy.
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Bank of America's purchase of Countrywide Financial, in particular, left it with costs related to mortgage improprieties.
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Vucic has also staged a countrywide campaign and scheduled a major rally in Belgrade for April 19.
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Preliminary numbers from the CDC for 22017 suggest stable rates of new diagnoses of HIV infection countrywide.
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And that doesn't even begin to compare with the money Bank of America doled out, first to acquire Countrywide for $4 billion, and then more than $50 billion in fines and settlements with the government over mortgage abuses, though, in fairness, not all of it was because of Countrywide.
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There were more casualties in the industry's lower tiers: in America, Bear Stearns, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and Countrywide.
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Inflation data from German states, released ahead of the countrywide number later this session, was also in focus.
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Yet almost every year, Fekat embarks on a countrywide tour, traveling to places that most circuses don't go.
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In a client satisfaction survey from 2010, the home scored 9.1 out of 10, compared with 7.5 countrywide.
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Local judge Maria Fernanda Botana ordered that the company's mobile network be shut down countrywide, the statement said.
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The levies, part of a broader tax reform package, will be used to fund a countrywide infrastructure plan.
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Their Filet-O-Fish, introduced countrywide in 1965, was never going to be a bestseller because, well, fish.
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Even if the precarious ceasefire in the capital holds a sustainable, countrywide peace will be hard to secure.
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Some 13,000 pupils countrywide dropped out of school last year due to unpaid fees, according to ministry data.
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The effort to guarantee countrywide testing was slowed in the first instance by a fault with laboratory tests.
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Only then can we engage in rigorous and countrywide education campaigns to persuade people not to use drugs.
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Haiti needs a modern, countrywide water and sanitation system, but it's unclear where the money will come from.
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Your anger or indignation or gleeful schadenfreude is only one drop in a great countrywide wave of it.
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Current events are likely to cause conflict at the local level and could reignite a countrywide armed conflict.
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Logistics chains countrywide have been disrupted, and consumer demand has been dampened as people remain in their homes.
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This fall, Haitian protesters demanding President Jovenel Moise's resignation pulled a desperate lever: peyi lock, a countrywide lockdown.
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A number of these settlements are tied to Bank of America's purchase of Countrywide Financial and Merrill Lynch.
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Chamisa said he would lobby regional and African leaders to press for the reforms and promised similar protests countrywide.
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Separately, Countrywide said the chair of its remuneration committee, Cathy Turner, would step down at the end of April.
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Earlier this year, however, the national legislature suspended its work on a bill that would apply such stipulations countrywide.
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Dealers said trading activity could be muted on Friday as countrywide protests by Muslims over the violence are expected.
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Shares in Foxtons and Countrywide have lost two-thirds of their value since early 2014, while LSL's have halved.
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The other firms involved were Abbey Life, Scottish Widows, Countrywide and Police Mutual, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said.
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The government's case was based on a whistle-blower complaint originally brought by Edward O'Donnell, a former Countrywide executive.
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The strategy was intended to increase Countrywide earnings from default-related services during an economic downturn, the commission said.
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Lawyers for Countrywide moved to seize the Atchleys' property, withdrawing only after the couple proved them wrong in court.
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Next, I wanted to check in with some former Countrywide borrowers to see where they stood eight years on.
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He paid $67.5 million to the government, $45 million of which was covered by Countrywide and Bank of America.
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Countrywide, the "good" militias, along with unarmed activists like Hossein, were in the majority, and were making rapid gains.
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Countrywide, suicides totaled roughly 21990,22000 people in 222 alone, according to the country's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
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Last year, during a three-day ceasefire that saw sworn enemies embracing in the streets, countrywide, Kajaki remained divided.
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Mr. Mozilo declined my request for an interview, as he has throughout the nine years I've written about Countrywide.
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His focus on youth programs and empowerment in Goma brought us see the basketball infrastructure that he's built countrywide.
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We tend to talk about midterm elections as barometers of the political atmosphere countrywide — and they most definitely are.
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The failure of Countrywide (around $200 billion in size) in 2008 caused panic and problems in the mortgage market.
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Separately, Countrywide is in talks to merge with larger rival LSL Property Services in a possible all-share deal.
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The location of the health alert was changed to "countrywide" from Guangzhou in the updated statement sent by email.
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One army counter on our countrywide map translates in each state to more forces than the whole National Guard.
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Ironically, a draft law that would legalise cannabis production countrywide for medical and industrial uses has worried the region's growers.
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The countrywide rollout comes as Amazon ramps up its push into fashion with several of its own private-label brands.
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"All our soldiers countrywide are trying to help clear these caterpillars off farms," Rwandan army spokesman, René Ngendahimana, told Reuters.
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But there are worries that Spain is backsliding on its promise to tackle the abuse that happens in homes countrywide.
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Last Saturday, when a record 268 fires blazed countrywide, the government requested water planes and firemen from other European countries.
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Other German state inflation data will filter through ahead of the countrywide figure, which will be released at 1300 GMT.
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The malfeasance committed by those at the helm of companies like Countrywide has greatly harmed the global economy and population.
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Countrywide said revenue fell 7 percent fall to 175.1 million pounds ($229.96 million) for the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
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He codified a written form of the Somali language, which had been exclusively oral, and introduced a countrywide literacy program.
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Howard Rothbloom, a lawyer in Marietta, Ga., who defends consumers in bankruptcy, represented the Atchleys in their fight against Countrywide.
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JPMorgan bought Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual; Bank of America acquired CountryWide and Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo purchased Wachovia.
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Italy's countrywide quarantine will continue until April 3, but the hospitals remain overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the crisis.
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Currently, the Chinese government relies on a countrywide medical-surveillance system created after the SARS outbreak to catch emerging diseases.
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That data gets uploaded into China&aposs countrywide medical surveillance system, called the National Infectious Diseases Monitoring Information System Database.
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Nigeria was suffering from a countrywide fuel shortage, so Panou had hired them from a company with its own reserves.
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Countrywide, nearly 100 people were being killed every day, often in horrible ways that stretched the bounds of human imagination.
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"Strong winds over night creating extreme fire danger," said an alert sent by the countrywide emergency system in Los Angeles.
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The Fourth of July celebrates the United States' independence, and offers up opportunities to check out stunning fireworks shows countrywide.
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The Indian Medical Association said the "barbaric" attack at the NRS reflected a national problem, and called for a countrywide protest.
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Trump won the presidency thanks to the Electoral College despite losing to Hillary Clinton by more than a million votes countrywide.
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Through the deal, Jio gets access to four bands of spectrum and 43,000 telecom towers and a countrywide fibre optic network.
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The harm inflicted by the security forces after Marcos declared martial law countrywide is scorched into the memories of many Filipinos.
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Surcharges on fuel imports for distribution countrywide, including to Sana'a where the rebels hold sway, he says, raise $16m a month.
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Since the gilets jaunes protesters emerged three weeks ago, the numbers protesting countrywide have dropped: from 280,000 to 136,000 this weekend.
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Despite the supposed popular support, though, the people of Switzerland resoundingly voted down a countrywide proposal in a referendum last year.
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Some were sponsored by the EMC unit of Bear Stearns Cos and the others by a unit of Countrywide Financial Corp.
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We've all but eradicated many of these diseases, but if vaccination rates dip low enough, is a countrywide outbreak still possible?
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In a November 2007 deposition with the S.E.C., he was asked to describe his responsibilities as the chief executive of Countrywide.
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He worked at Countrywide and Wachovia in the run-up to the financial crisis, and then joined former Tennessee Republican Sen.
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Estate agents Foxtons and Countrywide tumbled 14 and 6 percent respectively on a government plan to ban one-off tenant fees.
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The blockade has caused a countrywide famine, and the United Nations recently declared the situation there the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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"Nor did it prove that Countrywide made any later misrepresentations as to which fraudulent intent could be found," the court said.
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The Civil Protection Force of Haiti put the figure countrywide at closer to 27,000 people, with the majority in the south.
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Travelers can also check the U.S. State Department and the U.K. Foreign Office websites for additional insight into countrywide travel warnings.
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China built its online infrastructure with control foremost in mind; the system it developed is now more countrywide intranet than internet.
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Moss, who is married and has a young daughter, never worked for Countrywide and was lucky to never get laid off.
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The judges said that while Countrywide employees may have sold loans in 16.653 and 2008 that were not of the quality that was promised in the contracts with Fannie and Freddie, there was no evidence that these sales — an element of a loan program at Countrywide that was known informally as hustle — were part of a deliberate deception.
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Pancretan is a cooperative bank with a network of 13 branches countrywide and 391 employees, mostly concentrated on the island of Crete.
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"Blocking the internet countrywide to deter a few possible exam cheats makes it impossible for all Ethiopians to access information," Horne said.
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Estate agents Foxtons and Countrywide tumbled 14 percent and 5.2 percent respectively on a government plan to ban one-off tenant fees.
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The numbers on the streets in recent weekends—around 130,000 countrywide—have been relatively limited by the standards of many French protests.
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He is hoping that his "great national debate", a countrywide series of consultations and town-hall meetings, will counterbalance the hateful voices.
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The industry is highly fragmented with the UK market leader Countrywide, which has 822 branches, having only a 5 percent market share.
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Small-cap real estate agent Countrywide tumbled 12.4 percent as it forecast flat full-year earnings, citing more market weakness surrounding Brexit.
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Furthermore, as weed legalization becomes a bigger issue in the 2020 election, countrywide legal weed may no longer be a pipe dream.
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The roughly $22 million Mr. Mozilo personally paid pales in comparison with the gains he reaped from Countrywide stock over the years.
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Real estate agencies Foxtons and Countrywide were the two worst hit on the small-cap index, down 6.2 and 5.1 percent respectively.
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Nationally, Democrats were sending so many texts that Ann Lewis, MoveOn's chief technology officer, has said that countrywide cellular networks were overloaded.
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Bank of America on Monday won a reprieve from paying a $1.27 billion penalty over shoddy mortgages sold by its Countrywide arm.
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Britain's financial watchdog is investigating six insurance firms, including Chesnara-ownded Countrywide Assured, over their treatment of long-time life insurance customers.
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Europe has become the new epicenter of the spread of the coronavirus, particularly Italy, where 5,000 have died amid a countrywide lockdown.
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Derwent's warning follows similar statements by larger players in the field such as Countrywide Plc, British Land Company Plc and Hammerson Plc.
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At the height of the action, rebel soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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This approach is applicable countrywide, where there are strong luxury housing markets and low-income working residents who can't afford permanent shelter.
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The projected cost savings countrywide have been difficult to determine, given all the other economic factors in a $3 trillion, diversified economy.
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Against this backdrop, a countrywide lockdown - known locally as 'peyi lock' - spurred by anti-government protests created a full-blown hunger crisis.
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In Britain, Purplebricks used its low-fee model to win business from bigger, more established estate agents such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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Dr. Laura Calhoun with the province's health services department added that the discovery of W-18 comes amid a countrywide fentanyl crisis.
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Dr. Laura Calhoun with the province's health services department added that the discovery of W-236 comes amid a countrywide fentanyl crisis.
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The Indian Medical Association (IMA) said the "barbaric" attack at the NRS reflected a national problem and called for a countrywide protest.
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Were she—however improbably—to match this share of the vote countrywide in May, Ms Le Pen would win a massive 14.6m votes.
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But the interview covered a lot of other topics, including his delusion that paid protesters are inciting the countrywide demonstrations against his presidency.
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Countrywide rose 4.1 percent to the top of the small-caps index after Peel Hunt reinstated its rating on the stock at "hold".
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French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to stand firm against "thugs" who have carried out countrywide protests over a recently-introduced fuel tax.
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And federal prosecutors only sought a portion of the overall revenue Countrywide made from the sale of shoddy mortgages to Fannie and Freddie.
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While Countrywide received $2.96 billion from the sale, the government initially asked for a $2.1 billion penalty, and the judge granted $1.27 billion.
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The first countrywide demonstration was held on November 17 with over a quarter of a million people taking to the streets of France.
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We caught up with the comedian Tuesday in Bev Hills and he weighed in on the countrywide protests against Donald Trump's election win.
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Yet there may be a Goliath that looms still larger than what was prompted by Countrywide and its former chief executive Angelo Mozilo.
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The draft amendment seen on Friday said TIM had the only network with a countrywide reach connecting over 90 percent of retail users.
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Western complexes aren't thinking about how to destabilize the top tier; they're thinking about how to make it hurt as a countrywide thing.
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From my perspective, I would like to see a countrywide recall of every member of congress that refused to attend our president's inauguration.
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In the end, she settled on CNY Fertility because it was the cheapest after a countrywide comparison, even with the additional travel costs.
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Countrywide, whose Chief Executive Alison Platt stepped down in January, said the company entered 2018 with its pipeline "significantly below" that of 2017.
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That was the worst combination in corporate history, at least until 2500, when Bank of America bought Countrywide Financial, the toxic mortgage lender.
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Real estate agents and property websites such as Countrywide , Foxtons and Rightmove have raised concerns over the state of the residential sales market.
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To better understand the parasitized swarms, John Hafernik, an entomologist at San Francisco State University has recruited people countrywide to join his hunt.
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Ahead, see which beauty products take the cake in your hometown and also check out what items ladies and gents countrywide are coveting.
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The "travel ban" was vicious in its intent, but so poorly designed it resulted in bedlam countrywide before federal judges ultimately halted it.
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Countrywide now expects total group income for the full year to fall to 672 million pounds from 737 million pounds a year earlier.
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Demonstrations in December over the soaring price of bread evolved into a countrywide street movement that harnessed the frustrations of many young Sudanese.
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He added that the company plans to grow from the current 500 buses to 3,13 countrywide, without specifying a timeline for the target.
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This, he told me, was Kasparek, perhaps the most iconic character in Czech puppetry: a source of comic relief beloved by schoolchildren countrywide.
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Donkey owners last year organized countrywide protests seeking the closure of all donkey abattoirs in Kenya, Munya noted and local media have reported.
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Wells Fargo's loans rose by 13 percent, as did Bank of America's, once you remove the dwindling Countrywide loan portfolio from the calculation.
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By 2007, Countrywide and other major residential lenders were in trouble with massive losses due to problems in the risky subprime mortgage market.
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Countrywide also announced then it would need to slash its payroll by up to 12,000 employees, or about 20083 percent of its workforce.
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Mr. Eggleston also represented Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, amid a congressional inquiry into a mortgage he received from Countrywide Financial.
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In recent months there have been countrywide protests against foreign interference and entrenched corruption ushered in through the US-led invasion and occupation.
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Beijing (CNN)Unlike in the United States and elsewhere, it's unusual for a Chinese leader to personally proclaim his involvement in countrywide matters.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi's chief security officer, who wanted to build a countrywide bulk-collection scheme that could be embedded in every Libyan cellphone.
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In early 245, Donald F. Walton, then the United States trustee for the Atlanta region, filed suit against Countrywide over a 43 bankruptcy filing involving John Wayne Atchley and Robin April Atchley, homeowners in Waleska, Ga. Countrywide, the servicer of the Atchleys' loan, levied improper fees and claimed twice that the borrowers were behind on their mortgage when they were not.
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Purplebricks entered the United States in 2017, confident of replicating its performance in Britain, where it challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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The bank hired furiously in the aftermath of the financial crisis to help resolve mortgage-related woes tied to the acquisition of Countrywide Financial.
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Previously, Countrywide had forecast a 10 million-pound EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) drop for the first half of the year.
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Purplebricks entered the United States in 2017, confident of replicating its performance in Britain, where it challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons .
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Sri Lanka's countrywide protection initiative, praised as the first of its kind in the world, has gained momentum in the past year, experts say.
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While Europe has moved first on a major data protection law, politicians in the U.S. have yet to introduce a countrywide piece of legislation.
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The "hustle case" was brought by a whistleblower: former Countrywide vice president Edward O'Donnell, who argued that his ex-employer defrauded Fannie and Freddie.
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Moovel, owned by Daimler, operates a countrywide service in Germany that also knits different transport together—but booking and ticketing are still handled separately.
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Freedom of speech and expression have both come under attack by Polish authorities in recent years as part of a countrywide backlash against liberalism.
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He has, as Clinton rightly pointed out, precipitated a countrywide rise in hate crime and given the Islamic State (ISIS) their best recruiting tool.
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Countrywide and another traditional bricks-and-mortar estate agent Foxtons, have reported declines in first-half profits and warned of tough times to come.
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The government was looking into the issues that came out of countrywide consultations, including threats of job losses after implementing the tax, he added.
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Not one of any of the top executives of the big mortgage companies involved—Washington Mutual, IndyMac and Countrywide—had to face the law.
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Elsewhere in America more than one Southern man has been sparking outrage in state legislatures, while all the Single ladies are reshaping institutions countrywide.
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The plan envisages blocking several of Pakistan's highways and eventually a countrywide lockdown, Akram Durrani, a senior figure in JUI-F, previously told reporters.
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But until very recently, the data commonly used to answer these questions came almost exclusively from countrywide surveys, which are expensive and logistically challenging.
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The U.N. Security Council, including President Bashar al-Assad's strongest ally Russia, passed a resolution on Saturday calling for a 30-day countrywide ceasefire.
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Germany is doing relatively well in Europe in terms of public charging points, with 17,400 countrywide, according to data from energy industry association BDEW.
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Images of mangled dolphins in nets led to a countrywide boycott in the late 1980s, spearheaded by "youths," according to The New York Times.
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The next day, there was broad confusion over whether the citywide quarantine was still in place, and when exactly the countrywide quarantine would begin.
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India: New Delhi reported its first coronavirus patient, and the number of cases countrywide jumped to 28 — more than half of them Italian tourists.
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This October, the Supreme Court will hear two major cases that will determine whether LGBTQ individuals countrywide should be protected by federal antidiscrimination law.
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Under British takeover rules, LSL is required to announce a firm intention to make an offer for Countrywide by March 23 or walk away.
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The massive countrywide protests that have entered a second month — and show no sign of letting up — have only somewhat hastened that economic collapse.
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He spoke about a countrywide policy to support more electric and non-oil-dependent vehicles and indicated it will launch soon, according to Reuters.
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The government is pressing on despite Western calls for it to abide by a 30-day, countrywide ceasefire demanded by the U.N. Security Council.
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Taking the city would mark a turning point in Syria, where civil unrest that began in early 2100 has morphed into a countrywide armed conflict.
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Last Saturday, when nearly 300,000 people took part in the first yellow vest demonstrations countrywide, retailers' daily revenue fell 35 percent, according to consumer groups.
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No, the 1970s were an era of countrywide flux, where women's rights, cultural mores, and national expectations were all subject to immediate, unexpected, jarring change.
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Countrywide, it has lately been on a winning streak too; together with allies it now runs 1823 states, accounting for roughly 60% of the population.
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It sits deep in bucolic Pembrokeshire, a lush, coastal county in the southwest of Wales that pioneered the green approach before it was adopted countrywide.
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Rakoff also ruled that Rebecca Mairone, the Chief Operating Officer of the division of Countrywide that initiated the HSSL program, must pay $1 million personally.
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According to the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, between July 2014 and June 2015 there was 3,236 cocaine seizures countrywide, the most since at least 2005.
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The authorities' dilemma, he said, was balancing the needs of the environment with countrywide requirements for more infrastructure - and that often requires earth and gravel.
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During the period, "victims of the Syrian conflict have suffered greatly as violence countrywide re-escalated to new heights," the U.N. Commission of Inquiry said.
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Around the same time, an outside analyst gave a positive report on the stock performance of Countrywide, another Goldman client that specialized in subprime mortgages.
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Back in 213.3, the financial titan Goldman Sachs was preparing to sell a bundle of housing loans it had purchased from the mortgage giant Countrywide.
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Labaik spokesman Ejaz Ashrafi said in a statement police arrested hundreds of its workers in a countrywide swoop, mainly in the party's base in Punjab.
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Nespresso launched a countrywide program to find the next generation of filmmakers with its Nespresso Talent contest — and Andrea Marshall is the newly crowned winner.
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The UK's requirement is one of the first countrywide attempts at using public transparency and accountability as a bludgeon against the stubborn gender wage gap.
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In other words, if profits from home loan originations fell, Countrywide could make up for it by increasing the burden on its most troubled customers.
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China's televisions and internet were filled with poetry lauding the Chinese leader, viral videos about his policies and visits by Xi to media organizations countrywide.
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Its first draft, in 2014, proposed to stop smoking in indoor public places countrywide and put the onus on businesses—not just individuals—to comply.
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The delay comes as the country faces a government shutdown, which could close down a number of high occupancy national parks countrywide during the holidays.
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In 1921, the same year Rivera returned to claim a local-boy crown, the Mexican government initiated a countrywide art education program for primary schools.
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The U.K.'s largest estate agent group, Countrywide, saw its shares falling by more than 28 percent, after issuing its second profit warning this year.
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Eisinger reels off a list of potential candidates for criminal charges: Countrywide, Washington Mutual, Lehman Brothers, Citigroup, A.I.G., Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley.
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Mark Zuckerberg celebrated the end of the countrywide ban and called on Brazilian citizens to support legislation that would prevent a ban from happening again.
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Marijuana arrests are dropping, and there is a countrywide push to decriminalize cannabis so that our overburdened prison system isn't full of minor drug offenses.
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Over all, the report said, there was a countrywide decrease in rabies cases from 2016 to 2017, but a slight uptick in the Donetsk region.
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And last November, Tehran cut almost all connections to the global internet during countrywide protests, preventing the world from finding out exactly what was happening.
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But it is part of an overall trend — this July was one of the three hottest on record — and subtle changes are taking place countrywide.
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In the audience was the Saudi crown prince, Mohammad bin Salman, whose forces' assault on a port city in Yemen is threatening a countrywide famine.
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In 2011, a C.I.A. security officer, Raymond A. Davis, shot and killed two armed men in the eastern city of Lahore, causing a countrywide outrage.
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We don't know how many people own guns There is no countrywide database where people register whether they own guns (the law doesn't allow it).
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Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan has cleaned up much of the mess he inherited when a predecessor purchased subprime lender Countrywide Financial a decade ago.
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Less well known is the Mexican government's sponsorship of art education, in particular a countrywide, socially inclusive drawing program aimed at students in primary schools.
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Forced labor is commonly practiced in the Chinese prison system, which the Chinese Communist Party first established countrywide in 22017, modeling it on Soviet gulags.
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Yet these borewells' impact on the water table, plus untrammelled urban development, have led to a drastic depletion of natural aquifers and a countrywide water crisis.
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Neighborhood water shortages have sparked more than 400 protests countrywide in the first five months of the year, according to the Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict.
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The FCA said further investigation is required regarding the disclosure of product charges at Abbey Life, Countrywide Assured, Old Mutual, Police Mutual, Prudential and Scottish Widows.
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Amazon on Thursday said the seasonal jobs will be spread out over more than 75 fulfillment centers countrywide to help pick, pack and ship holiday orders.
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Rents in the capital city fell by 280 percent over the last 22015 months to average £7 ($9) less per month than in 2015, Countrywide said.
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Ever since Jules Ferry introduced compulsory, free, secular primary education in the 2683s, uniform schooling countrywide has been part of the French way of doing things.
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He spent much of the earlier part of his tenure cleaning up the mortgage-related mess related to his predecessor's acquisition of subprime lender Countrywide Financial.
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And as we're seeing in the Countrywide case, the notion that FIRREA offered an ironclad way to impose some consequences on financial institutions was also wrong.
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And it would have been informed by a paper trail, rather than insinuations about what was in an executive's mind, as the Countrywide case hinged on.
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At that time Countrywide paid 34.1 million pounds in cash for LSH, which now has 33 offices and 1,400 employees, according to Countrywide's latest annual report.
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The judiciary said in a statement that by Tuesday a total 66 cases had been filed before various courts challenging the outcomes of such seats countrywide.
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Last year, the country banned LGBTQ emoji and stickers from popular messaging applications, and enacted a countrywide block on Tumblr for two days over pornographic content.
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The countrywide state of emergency was declared by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday after the attacks but required parliamentary approval according to the constitution.
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Cameroonians also reported a receiving a countrywide SMS from the Ministry of Posts and Communications warning citizens of imprisonment for spreading inaccurate information on social media.
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According to the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, there are currently 6900,2628 Hispanic elected officials countrywide, out of more than half a million total positions.
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When it was lifted in 2000, he sent his reports to top executives at practically every major financial institution: Banc One, Countrywide, Merrill Lynch, Washington Mutual.
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The group advocates for a countrywide pivot away from oil dependency, one it hopes will be aided by the speedy adoption of electric, self-driving vehicles.
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Rani said she receives money from the Ministry of Textiles to run the program, part of a countrywide effort to train more people in viable industries.
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The ensuing outcry did not change university minds, but it won the hearts of fair-minded people countrywide, quickening the pace in pursuit of racial justice.
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Indeed, part of the seemingly positive momentum is simply a result of the market's downturn in recent years, according to Fionnuala Earley, chief economist at Countrywide.
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Reportedly, the searches are part of a countrywide investigation, called "Operation Chopin," which looks at finances within the nightlife sector with a focus on potential fraud.
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Researchers looked at countrywide data on people's visits to the doctor for flu-like symptoms from 2002 to 2008, using it as a barometer for flu activity.
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Last week, the attorney general said that countrywide most detainees had agreed to settlements, 90 had been released after charges were dropped, and 95 remained in custody.
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Grassroots player development in the world's most populous country is colossally ambitious, aiming to open 20,000 soccer schools countrywide by next year, but still in its infancy.
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FARMERS ACROSS India joined in a countrywide general strike earlier this month to protest against what a representative called the government's "failure to address rural distress issues".
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Massive protests last fall ended with a violent government crackdown, and countrywide mayoral elections in December saw members of Maduro's ruling party sweep nearly every open seat.
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Millions of people were persecuted, publicly humiliated, beaten or killed during the upheaval, as zealous factionalism metastasized countrywide, tearing apart Chinese society at a most basic level.
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Countrywide, the country's biggest lettings and estate agency company, has been hit by a slowdown in the property market since Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Small-cap real estate agent Countrywide tumbled 7.6 percent as it forecast flat full-year earnings, citing more market weakness surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union.
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It is important to recall that banks of similar scale, such as Countrywide, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and Indymac, were important drivers of the toxic subprime mortgage market.
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Small-cap real estate agent Countrywide tumbled 11 percent as it forecast flat full-year earnings, citing more market weakness surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union.
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When Countrywide, an American mortgage broker, leant on its staff to commit fraud by passing on defective loans to the government, it fired those who spoke out.
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Though Ms. Edwards makes several thousand dollars less as a Barclays apprentice than at her last post, at Countrywide, she now has more than just a job.
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The EFF's 8 percent vote share countrywide, with nearly all ballots counted, would represent a gain of just 2 percentage points from national elections two years ago.
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The government concluded the bank's now-defunct Countrywide Financial unit had charged black and Latino customers higher rates and fees than white applicants with similar credit histories.
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Daniels, who lives in Texas, isn't a regular performer since she was simply making a special appearance at the club as a part of a countrywide tour.
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The coronavirus has prompted several countries around the world to implement countrywide lockdowns — shutting down their borders and closing all stores except for pharmacies and grocery stores.
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As states shut their borders, long queues of trucks carrying milk, fruits and vegetables snaked down highways, even though Modi said essential services would be maintained countrywide.
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The nation saw this spirit in the Day Without Immigrants actions, and we have allies countrywide, in schools and faith communities, on farm fields and in restaurants.
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There was also a giant pure play mortgage company, Countrywide Financial, then based near Los Angeles and one of the largest local employers in the mortgage industry.
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Social media censorship is rampant — Facebook recently faced a countrywide ban because of content deemed to violate Thailand's draconian laws of "lèse majesté" (insults to the monarchy).
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As part of a countrywide tour, she was taken by her future mother-in-law to the prison where Jawaharlal Nehru was being held by the British.
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Because of the regional system and countrywide limits, it's become the only way for citizens of certain countries to access legal permanent residency in the United States.
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They are launching something called "Operation Marching Order," which Wruble described as a "massive countrywide interactive poll or conversation" to encourage dialogue and voter action around elections.
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Purplebricks, which has challenged traditional operators in Britain such as Countrywide and Foxtons, ventured into the United States last year - its third market after Britain and Australia.
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On Sunday, Modi said his government had no immediate plans for a countrywide NRC, but his comments contradicted statements by his closest lieutenant, Home Minister Amit Shah.
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But firearm deaths went down countrywide by an average of 14 percent in other states relative to Victoria, suggesting that the NFA provisions specifically had made the difference.
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While the report focuses on a single region, Human Rights Watch said torture is a serious problem throughout Ethiopia and it regularly receives allegations of abusive interrogations countrywide.
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While some US cities have begun rolling out 53G technologies, analysts have warned the Huawei ban risks slowing down countrywide adoption, and could see it lag behind China.
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Instability in the financial system didn't originate at universal banks — it came from places like Countrywide, Washington Mutual and IndyMac Bank, which didn't do investment banking or trading.
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South Africans are taking part in public hearings on land reform that are being held countrywide, to give their comments on the ANC's proposal to change the constitution.
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On the grassy bank, 11 yellow crosses have been planted in the earth—one for each of those who have died in accidents linked to the protests countrywide.
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The news sent shares in Foxtons, a symbol of London's booming property market in recent years, down 11 percent in early trading while Countrywide shares fell 7 percent.
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His representative (and son-in-law) in Qom, Jawad al-Shahristani, collects tithes from Iranian followers and funds a countrywide charitable network that includes poor houses and hospitals.
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Billions of dollars are being funneled into large-scale solutions, trialled in cities and rivers countrywide, while government officials try to rein in polluters with strict new laws.
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Heirs property systems exist countrywide, but are particularly prevalent in the South, where African Americans possessed land during Reconstruction but were often denied legal tools to create wills.
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Purplebricks, which is expanding into the United States and Australia, has pitted its no-commission model against Britain's traditional high street estate agents such as Foxtons and Countrywide.
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Investing in construction works to prevent erosion on rural properties, and treating effluents and sewage help preserve hydrological basins, says ANA, which runs a countrywide "water producer" program.
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Laird, Countrywide, Howden Joinery Group, Mitchells & Butlers and Aldermore, all saw negative broker activity on Tuesday, sending their shares 2.6 percent to 5 percent lower on the day.
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In 2008, about 300,000 Chinese infants became sick after drinking tainted milk formula, triggering a countrywide rush to buy internationally-produced baby products in Hong Kong and abroad.
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The trio urged their party president Dragnea to resign and suggested Prime Minister Viorica Dancila replace him as interim party leader until a countrywide congress in early 2019.
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The company said Long had concluded he could no longer serve as non-executive chairman of Royal Mail and as executive chairman of British estate agent Countrywide Plc.
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Sisi, who is currently on a state visit to India, rose from the ranks of the military to depose Mohammed Morsi during a countrywide uprising in July 2016.
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LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Shares in British estate agents Foxtons and Countrywide tumbled on Wednesday after the government said it would crack down on fees imposed on tenants.
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Countrywide acts of generosity Java Joe's Cafe in Saint Ignace, Michigan, said it'll be serving free breakfast to members to the Coast Guard -- who are also going unpaid.
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The bans actually started outside the United States, with Bangladesh banning them countrywide in 2002 and Pakistan announcing recently that it, too, will ban single-use plastic bags.
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On Thursday, the Indian government announced a $22.6 billion stimulus plan that provides direct cash transfers and food security measures to help the poor amidst a countrywide lockdown.
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LA PAZ, March 21 (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government announced on Saturday a countrywide mandatory quarantine for 14 days to combat the spread of coronavirus in the Andean nation.
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As evidenced by recent countrywide protests over guns and gender rights, the country may have awoken from its apathy, but America will always have reserves of solipsistic melancholy.
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The company's existing remuneration policy and long-term incentive arrangements as approved by shareholders at its annual general meeting held in 2017 will remain in place, Countrywide said.
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The UK's biggest estate agency group, Countrywide Plc , raised 140 million pounds ($178.5 million) from investors amid stalling house price growth and competition from online estate agency start-ups.
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"By NATO's own estimates, it's something like 800 fighters countrywide, a big drop over past year," Colin Cookman, an Afghanistan expert at the United States Institute of Peace, tweeted.
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In Britain, Purplebricks and other online estate agents have challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons, which are struggling to cope as people remain cautious amid Brexit uncertainties.
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Previous attempts to broker peace have failed over the years, but the most recent negotiations with FARC leaders in Cuba led to the countrywide referendum on a new deal.
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The Second Circuit chose not to rule on whether or not this passed muster, because the judges didn't agree that the misconduct in the Countrywide case constituted intentional fraud.
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In the Iowa caucuses, unlike primaries countrywide, you can't just get away with pulling a lever in a curtained polling booth at any time of the day that's convenient.
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On the brink of Trump's first 100 days, we've been brought closer to nuclear war, experienced unprecedented countrywide participation in activism, and learned what a "Mar-a-Lago" is.
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Thanks mostly to its purchase of Countrywide Financial during the 2008 crisis, the bank had more than $70 billion in regulatory settlements tied to improper mortgage and foreclosure activities.
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The city recycles the vast majority of its waste water and uses it for irrigation but a refugee influx from neighboring Syria has put additional pressure on reserves countrywide.
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Last year, an amendment to the Federal Rule of Criminal Procedures allowed the FBI and other law enforcement bodies to search multiple computers countrywide by obtaining a single warrant.
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The hustle case stood out because in addition to Bank of America, federal prosecutors had sought to hold Rebecca Mairone, a former Countrywide executive, liable for the faulty loans.
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Providing in-house appraisals, property maintenance, insurance and other services meant Countrywide could mark up the costs of its services, sometimes by more than 100 percent, the government found.
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But in May, prosecutors suffered a blow when an appellate court in Manhattan overturned a jury's verdict that had found Rebecca Mairone, a former Countrywide executive, liable under Firrea.
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The countrywide cessation of hostilities that began then started to crumble within two months, with battles in much of the countryside around Damascus, central and northern Syria, and Aleppo.
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At least 177 injured people have been treated by the Red Cross countrywide since the elections, mainly with injuries from assault with blunt objects, the aid group said Monday.
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A Sports Ministry spokesman said he was not aware of any countrywide rule regarding burkinis in public swimming pools and pools had the right to make their own decisions.
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Royal Mail shareholders rejected a pay package for senior executives in July, while Countrywide abandoned plans in August to revamp its incentive package for directors after meeting top investors.
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South Korea may be getting the first countrywide IoT network, but LoRaWAN has already been used to build a citywide IoT data network in Amsterdam that launched last August.
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The affirmation of the rating reflects Nippon Life's very strong market position, underpinned by a strong countrywide tied-agents network, sufficient capitalisation, stable profit margins and modest financial leverage.
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A wave of countrywide blackouts in Venezuela has exposed the extent to which the state has failed, forcing the population to improvise quick fixes to cope with a catastrophe.
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The financial crisis was raging at the time, and Mr. Lewis was under fire for Bank of America's purchases of two teetering financial firms, Countrywide Financial and Merrill Lynch.
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On Saturday, state media reported that universities would be closed in 10 provinces for a week and movies, concerts and other cultural events were canceled countrywide for a week.
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Eventually, frustration led to countrywide protests between 2016 and 2018, during which Oromo youth in particular blamed the government for a lack of genuine representativeness, land grabbing and repression.
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Between BofA and Countrywide, more than $600 billion in mortgage-backed securities were issued in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, according to The New York Times.
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Shojaei called on FIFA to ensure that Iran lifts the ban completely and permanently so that women have the same access to tickets as men for all matches countrywide.
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Trading was also aided by low interest rates and increased demand from first-time buyers due to the government's Help to Buy scheme, Countrywide CEO Ian Sutcliffe told Reuters.
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Before Italy announced a countrywide lockdown, luxury hotels in Rome were advertising rooms for around $50 to $70 a night, said Gabe Saglie, a senior editor at website Travelzoo.
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"With a new, simplified strategy to rebuild profitability and a recapitalised balance sheet, Countrywide is on a firmer footing than it has been for some time," wrote Peel Hunt analysts.
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If all goes according to plan, the USPS will pilot 10 prototypes on rural routes in 2019, leading up to that full-scale, countrywide rural deployment between 2022 and 2025.
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Last weekend's countrywide voting in Afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eight years suffered from violence and chaos, with multiple attacks killing more than 50 people in two days of voting.
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Foxtons, which warned in May British property sales were running at record lows, is battling lower demand for residential and commercial properties due to Brexit worries along with rival Countrywide.
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The current chief executive, Brian Moynihan, has also laboured to clean up the mess left by his predecessor, Ken Lewis, who bought Countrywide, a big subprime mortgage lender, in 23.
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According to the lawsuits, the securities were issued from 2005 to 2007, and sponsored by the EMC unit of Bear Stearns Cos or by a unit of Countrywide Financial Corp.
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Many people from Wuhan, the epicenter of the new coronavirus outbreak, have fared worse under a countrywide campaign to identify and isolate anyone who has recently been to the city.
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Jiangnan Zhu, associate professor at the University of Hong Kong's politics department, said the new commission would have agencies at national, provincial, prefectural and county levels, giving it countrywide reach.
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Bank of America, which bought Countrywide Financial during the crisis, and was then saddled with hundreds of thousands of delinquent loans, is actually climbing the ranks in the satisfaction survey.
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It has embarked on a countrywide roadshow to hear the views of South Africans on whether the government should depart from its "willing buyer, willing seller" approach to land redistribution.
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Countrywide Financial, one of the country's largest subprime mortgage lenders that was at the center of the 290 mortgage crisis, had assets in the $210 billion range before it failed.
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Chapuis said he is confident that China will be able to keep to its reform plans, but Beijing needs to ensure a consistent and unified countrywide approach to enforcing these regulations.
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The settlement would be paid by Bank of America, whose Countrywide unit issued mortgages backing the securities, in exchange for releasing the bank from claims over defective mortgages, the complaint said.
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Countrywide, which runs over 60 brands including Hamptons International, Bairstow Eves and Bridgfords, expects the slowdown to hit first-half earnings by about 3 million to 5 million pounds ($13 million).
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GSPTTHC > lost the most on TSX, down 1.3 percent as reports indicated Canada's Alberta region may temporarily stop issuing licenses to sell cannabis and ration supply amid a countrywide marijuana shortage.
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Shares in Britain's leading estate agents including Foxtons and Countrywide tumbled on Wednesday as a government plan to ban one-off tenant fees compounded pressures building in the sector from Brexit.
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"With the huge pits now forming in several places across towns and cities ... I should guess millions of tonnes of soil have been taken off from habitable land countrywide," he said.
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Long stepped down to focus on his role as executive chairman at British estate agent Countrywide Plc after he faced shareholder pressure at Royal Mail for taking on too many jobs.
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Violence has dropped significantly countrywide since 2014, when the military launched an operation in the tribal areas along the Afghan border, but attacks against both civilians and security forces are common.
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The ANC, which can point to a number of successes, including more housing and increased basic sanitation countrywide, has said its own opinion polls show it would prevail at the vote.
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Countrywide, at one time the nation's top mortgage company, collapsed under the weight of soured loans and was acquired for about $4 billion by Bank of America Corp in July 2008.
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"North Korea turns out to have been preparing for a long time to try to launch a countrywide cyberattack," the Korean National Police Agency said, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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BANK OF AMERICA PENALTY TOSSED IN BAD LOANS CASE: Bank of America on Monday won a reprieve from paying a $85033 billion penalty over shoddy mortgages sold by its Countrywide arm.
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Long is also facing a tumultuous period at Countrywide, which has issued four profit warnings in eight months and is trying to reduce a 212 million pound ($279 million) debt pile.
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Long has run Countrywide with a brief to restore profits at its core sales and lettings business since Alison Platt stepped down as chief executive after a profit warning in January.
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"He built Countrywide to help people purchase and stay in homes they could afford, and he was proud of the company's success in doing that for many years," Mr. Siegel said.
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And, this week, the Vermont-based ice cream purveyor is speaking out against Australia's unwillingness to legalize same-sex marriage, and its protest involves a countrywide ban on same-scoop servings.
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That runs counter to the impulses of many self-driving vehicle developers, who argue that a "patchwork" of local rules is preventing the countrywide rollout of technology that could save lives.
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In addition to the ugly apples that are available countrywide, including the Maritimes and select stores in the Yukon, Ontarians will also get homely potatoes, peppers, mushrooms, carrots, pears, and onions.
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Italy is shuttering all stores except for pharmacies and grocery stores as it expands its countrywide shutdown amid the coronavirus outbreak, the country's prime minister said via Facebook Live on Wednesday.
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The late Abdul Sattar Edhi, Pakistan's most well-known philanthropist, who ran a countrywide network of ambulances, orphanages and shelters for abused women and unwanted babies, accepted donations from (almost) everyone.
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Most of the fuel was transported by trucks like Hikmat's, and what had originally been an ad-hoc system grew into a countrywide network that handled billions of dollars in freight.
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However, would-be homeowners continue to face an uphill battle from British-based investors, whose numbers have continued to tick up in recent years to outpace their overseas counterparts, Countrywide found.
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Countrywide said it would use the proceeds from the share sale, which it said was supported by major shareholder Oaktree and its lender group, to cut debt by at least 13 percent.
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Britain's largest estate-agency group Countrywide last week issued its fourth profit warning in eight months citing a "subdued" market, and said it planned to halve its debt with an equity sale.
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Any disruption along the way was dwarfed by the consequences of the final two acquisitions, Countrywide Financial, a subprime lender, and Merrill Lynch, an investment bank with underwriting, brokerage and trading arms.
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Several central trade unions in India have called for a countrywide general strike on September 2 to protest against what they called "anti-worker and anti-people policies" of the Indian government.
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Moynihan told "Squawk Alley " that he knows what it's like to be in the hot seat, because of what he went through with the Countrywide Financial debacle after the U.S. mortgage crisis.
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Near the end of his final State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Obama lambasted the countrywide attack on voting rights, and called for Americans to stand up and fight back.
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But lawyers for Mr. Mozilo argued a civil fraud case would duplicate the efforts of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which sued Mr. Mozilo and two other former Countrywide executives in 2009.
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The government is also planning a countrywide switch to the use of cleaner transport fuels compliant with Euro IV emission standards from April and with the Euro VI standards from April 2020.
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But they are viewed as more of a problem in the East and, crucially, Easterners increasingly control the political discourse of a countrywide shift to the extremes, our Berlin bureau chief writes.
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Among them: that the council agree to an international investigation into the wave of killings and that it end the countrywide internet blackout that has badly hampered the protesters' ability to regroup.
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Bunnings Warehouse, a national chain of nearly 300 stores, may not have expected it, but the effort to dispense culinary advice as if it were home repair led to a countrywide meltdown.
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Italy is shuttering all stores except for pharmacies and grocery stores as it expands its countrywide shutdown amid the coronavirus outbreak, the country's prime minister said Wednesday, according to The Associated Press.
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Uncertainty over Britain's departure from the European Union is likely to push house prices down by one percent next year before staging a recovery in 2018, estate agency group Countrywide has predicted.
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When combined, those effects can make retail prices more sensitive to countrywide shocks in gasoline prices or import tariffs, according to a paper presented at the Federal Reserve's annual symposium last weekend.
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In Britain, Purplebricks and other online estate agents have challenged traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons, which are struggling as the market cools due to uncertainties in the wake of Brexit.
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Just 73 percent of British homes now have overseas owners, down more than half from the 27 percent seen seven years ago, the research released Monday by real estate firm Countrywide showed.
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African Giant Pouched Rats, which are taught to detect TB using their olfactory abilities, have been so successful at the task that they will now service nearly 60 clinics countrywide, up from 1003.
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Third is the countrywide truck driver shortage, which has become "a major reason for all sorts of companies to raise prices ... in order to make their customers eat higher shipping costs," Cramer explained.
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Whether it's the Alt-Right marching on Charlottesville, Proud Boys brawling in streets countrywide, an armed anti-Semite stalking death into a synagogue, or Derek Vinyard mid-curb-stomp, it's all the same.
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Pascal Shelutete, a TANAPA spokesman, said slabs of concrete that delineate boundaries are already being erected around Serengeti national park, and said the exercise would be expanded to 14 other national parks countrywide.
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In Texas, Beto O'Rourke, a charismatic congressman who is trying to take Ted Cruz's Senate seat, is showing what countrywide fund-raising efforts can do for candidates facing off against entrenched Republican opponents.
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But back in 2011, just as his first No. 1 hit, "Country Must Be Countrywide," was climbing the charts, Gilbert was sinking dangerously deep into an addiction that was years in the making.
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The Justice Department initially won the case in U.S. District Court against Bank of America, though it primarily concerned conduct instigated by Countrywide Home Loans, which Bank of America purchased back in 2008.
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Eskom said it would cut 2,13 megawatts (MW) on a rotational basis countrywide from 1300 GMT, likely until 2100 GMT, a month after implementing some of the worst power cuts in several years.
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But that sum is a small fraction of the tens of billions of dollars the bank has paid in legal fees and settlements related to Countrywide, which Bank of America bought in 2008.
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Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's upstart Brexit Party, said on Sunday he would not stand in next month's election, choosing instead to campaign countrywide against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's EU divorce deal.
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In an email to a colleague written in April 223, for example, Mr. Mozilo spoke critically about a situation in which Countrywide had to buy back problem mortgages it had sold to HSBC.
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In 22007, Countrywide agreed to pay $325,000 to the Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustee in Pittsburgh, settling a matter that accused it of abusive practices in almost 300 mortgage loans overseen by the court.
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Property dealers, including Countrywide, are forced to invest in digital expansion, close branches and slash headcount to fight against the growing threat from online agencies that are luring customers by charging lower fees.
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Countrywide has been trying to recover from a botched 2015 restructuring that led to four profit warnings and a deeply discounted share issue, but Britain's cooling real estate market has compounded its problems.
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Since then, murder rates have skyrocketed, while corruption and drug trafficking have flourished as the drug cartels and local governing bodies as well as the national government melded into a single countrywide nightmare.
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Countrywide, a freewheeling mortgage machine co-founded by Mr. Mozilo and based in Southern California, was at the epicenter of the mortgage meltdown that in 2008 brought the nation's economy to its knees.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African police fired stun grenades and arrested 31 students in clashes at Johannesburg's University of the Witwatersrand on Tuesday, as countrywide protests demanding free tertiary education entered a third week.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka on Monday declared a countrywide curfew to control the worst outburst of violence since the deadly Easter Sunday bombings, after mobs attacked mosques and the homes of Muslims.
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Countrywide, also in talks to merge with larger rival LSL Property Services, said it expects annual adjusted core earnings to be ahead of expectations but flagged some softening due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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However, Countrywide, which had net debt of 194.3 million pounds at June 30 or about twice the size of its market value, said it was in talks with another potential buyer for LSH.
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The sale had already been delayed in February, with Countrywide saying that Moeller had been "indisposed" during January and also citing "logistical difficulties" relating to the transfer of funds to complete the deal.
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Economic repercussions of a three-month countrywide lockdown are still unfolding in what was already the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation, where around two-thirds of adults are estimated to be unemployed or underemployed.
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Similarly, there is no federal guarantee of paid family leave for the arrival of a new child or a serious illness or disability, and a bill to establish a program countrywide hasn't advanced.
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Shares in Countrywide, which was valued at 111 million pounds ($144 million) at Friday's closing price, rose after confirmation of the tie-up talks, which were first reported by Sky News on Sunday.
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The company has seen a countrywide sales impact year to date, with sales in China down mid- to low double digits year over year, CEO Rob Lynch said in an interview with CNBC.
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BNetzA President Jochen Homann said the proposed auction terms were demanding, including a requirement for data speeds to double, but he cautioned that the frequencies on offer were not suitable for countrywide coverage.
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Rightmove — started in 2000 by estate agencies Countrywide, Connells, Halifax and Royal and Sun Alliance — said underlying operating profit rose 10 percent to 203 million pounds ($268.65 million) for the year ended Dec. 31.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Countrywide reported a 16-percent fall in 2015 pre-tax profit as Britain's largest estate agency by revenue said it struggled to maintain its share of sales outside of London.
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Hundreds of alleged drug dealers and users have died since came into power as part of his countrywide war on drugs, including officials such as a local mayor who was shot dead in October.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto signed a proposed measure in 2016 to make it legal countrywide, but the congressional commission that deals with changes to the constitution voted to strike down Peña Nieto's proposal.
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Ambac sued Bank of America in 2014 to recoup hundreds of millions of dollars of losses from insuring securities backed at least in part by risky mortgages from the bank's Countrywide Home Loans unit.
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Founded by Michael Bruce in 2014, Purplebricks was one of the fastest growing British companies, using a low-fee model to win business from more bigger, established estate agents, such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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While Canada is on the verge of legalization countrywide within the next two years, the US is continuing to resist legal weed at a federal level, allowing states to decide on the matter instead.
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Bank of America agreed in 2014 to pay a record $16.65 billion to resolve government claims that it and companies including Countrywide that it had acquired misled investors into buying troubled mortgage-backed securities.
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"Rice and macaroni are expensive and there are no other alternatives," said head of the bakers' association Abdullah Ghorab, who represents over 25,000 bakeries countrywide and estimates consumption has jumped up to 15 percent.
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That simple step that would have alerted the companies to problems in what Countrywide was selling — or been the basis for a fraud claim if the company said nothing about meeting the mortgage standards.
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"The government did not prove — in fact, did not attempt to prove — that at the time the contracts were executed Countrywide never intended to perform its promise of investment quality," the appeals court said.
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The comments come amid stinging criticism from India's former leader over Modi's alleged mishandling of the issue, following a string of particularly brutal rape cases which have shocked the nation and triggered countrywide protests.
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And while the killing of that rule only applies to banks with under $250 billion in assets, in 2007 and 2008 that threshold included some of the notorious meltdown institutions, like Countrywide and IndyMac.
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Outside the large-cap space, UK estate agency Countrywide sank 21 percent after it reported a 22.5 percent drop in full-year earnings, bruised by poor performance in its main sales and lettings business.
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The North Vietnamese captured Hue as part of the Tet offensive, a countrywide attack on American and South Vietnamese positions that began at the end of January and lasted, in some places, for weeks.
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It was not immediately clear there was a link between Sunday's shootings and recent unrest countrywide over police killings of black men, one of them a shooting in Baton Rouge about two weeks ago.
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A ban on serving customers at bar counters is among a myriad of inconvenient restrictions to the quotidian Italian lifestyle imposed by a countrywide quarantine, enacted on Monday to fight Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak.
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China launched countrywide audits in 2015 to help ensure compliance with efforts to curb pollution, with many local authorities accused of turning a blind eye to pollution in order to guarantee growth and employment.
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Britain imposed a countrywide travel ban, which is still in effect, and a number of nations including the United States warned against travel to certain parts of Tunisia, like the southeast region bordering Libya.
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This cathedral city in Kent, which Business Insider visited last month, is the epicentre of a countrywide debate about whether anti-Brexit candidates should work together to stop Boris Johnson returning to Downing Street.
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Two of the main farmers' unions organized the countrywide protest, calling for members to meet in the capital city's Avenue Foch, near the iconic Champs Elysees and Arc de Triomphe, outlet France 2628 reported.
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Ramaphosa has said South Africans are taking part in public hearings on land reforms that are being held countrywide, as they wanted the constitution to make clear when compensation was or was not justified.
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Looking back more than a decade later, the former head of Countrywide Financial, whose sprawling subprime loan business symbolized the financial recklessness of the real estate bubble, said he's become a convenient scapegoat without justification.
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Bharara's office argued the panel's ruling in May "overlooked a wealth of evidence" establishing the fraud perpetrated through a mortgage program called "Hustle" run by Countrywide Financial Corp, which Bank of America acquired in 2008.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Singapore on Friday reported three more coronavirus cases that authorities have not yet linked to previous infections or travel to China, prompting the city state to raise its countrywide alert level.
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The government also lost a case against two Bear Stearns executives who were accused of lying to investors about investments in subprime mortgages, and it also dropped criminal charges against former Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo.
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With the Five Star movement in a strong position after Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's defeat in Sunday's constitutional referendum, could promises of a countrywide scheme help them win ground in Italy's bitterly contested electoral landscape?
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Countrywide estimates that had the runway's construction gone ahead in 2003 when the incumbent government had initially published a white paper report on the suggested project, the charge would have been around £861 million lower.
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What's happening: Some of the biggest names on Wall Street are partnering with climate science groups to produce the first countrywide, property-level maps attempting to financially navigate the age of extreme weather-driven calamity.
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In a case like these campaigns to distract from the Khashoggi disappearance, those Twitter spambots latching on to a pro-Saudi hashtag for attention could be what pushes a countrywide trend into a worldwide one.
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The move, which comes on the heels of an overall $250 million investment in Go-Jek, is aimed at boosting Astra's already-strong market dominance, despite a dismal full-year outlook for countrywide car sales.
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Bank of America's Countrywide unit has been hit with a racketeering lawsuit accusing it of using fraudulent appraisals to qualify homeowners for mortgage loans and boost its profits in the years before the housing crisis.
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The appellate panel said that although Countrywide may have sold flawed mortgages to two government-sponsored mortgage finance firms, there was insufficient evidence that the firm and Ms. Mairone had engaged in any deliberate deception.
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It would cost money, of course, and employers might even pass the costs on to consumers—but it's hard to argue that the massive, countrywide gain in leisure time wouldn't be worth those theoretical tradeoffs.
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This month the Justice Department told Mr. Mozilo, the former chief executive of Countrywide Financial, once the nation's largest subprime mortgage lender, that he was no longer under investigation in connection with civil mortgage fraud.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The federal program is designed to address the countrywide pilot shortage while working to provide veterans with the skills and training needed to become commercial pilots.
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Lion Air was cleared from the European Union's blacklist in 2016, and all other Indonesian carriers previously on the list were cleared in June after it was determined that safety standards countrywide had been improved.
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Countrywide said Moeller had failed to complete the deal by a March 1 deadline, adding that it was looking at legal options to claim costs from him for the delay and for the damages caused.
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"Customers can opt in for a test drive or have the car delivered countrywide under a 7-day return policy, while enjoying up to 5 years of limited warranty, the largest in Europe," he says.
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The bill is currently being considered by the National Council of Provinces, the upper house of South Africa's parliament, after a series of public hearings countrywide meant to address a concern of insufficient public participation.
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Shares in the company, which was founded over 40 years ago and has grown into one of Britain's largest homeware retailers with more than 13 stores countrywide, rose more than 4% to a record high.
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British estate agent Countrywide fell 12 percent to a record low after warning again that its 2016 core earnings would be hit by lower property market activity since Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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In Norway, local researchers saw a 60 percent decline in people traveling between cities after a countrywide lockdown was introduced — figures that were taken from people's mobile phone data provided by Telenor, the national carrier.
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Locals say he transformed Davao from one of the most dangerous cities in the Philippines to one of the safest, even though between 2010 to 2015, Davao City had the fourth highest number of crimes countrywide.
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Happily, the company that gifted the shed to the farm has offered to come make emergency repairs, offering the Falcon a new hope — the shed is currently competing in the countrywide Shed of the Year contest.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The Brazilian economy barely grew in the second quarter as a countrywide truckers' strike all but paralyzed key business sectors, a Reuters poll showed, sounding an ominous tone as pivotal presidential elections kick off.
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There's also Michael Winston, a former managing director at Countrywide Financial, the originator of billions of dollars of home mortgages that should never have been issued, who saw wrongdoing and tried to do something about it.
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Countrywide was once the largest U.S. mortgage lender, but became a poster child for making high-risk home loans, including subprime and adjustable-rate mortgages, prior to its July 2008 acquisition by Bank of America Corp.
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The protesters have been blocking highways as part of the countrywide demonstrations which have united Lebanese from across the sectariain spectrum and have not been led by any of the parties that have long dominated politics.
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Internal documents provided by a former Countrywide employee showed that as early as September 2004, lending audits in six of the company's largest regions identified one in eight loans as "severely unsatisfactory" because of poor underwriting.
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One reason the company's stock became a highflier is that Countrywide was a vertically integrated mortgage machine, with an array of subsidiaries poised to wring fees from every stage of the lending and loan servicing process.
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Countrywide warned in January that the volume of house sales in London in the final quarter continued to be below 2015 levels, resulting in a 6 percent drop in the number of deals for the year.
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In March, during a partial cease-fire, Syrians flooded ruined cities countrywide for the first mass protests in years, chanting the same demand they've made since the beginning: "The people want the downfall of the regime."
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Though some countries, namely China, architected their internet infrastructure from the start with government control in mind, most don't have a central set of levers they can pull to influence countrywide access to content or connectivity.
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Predatory lending was largely carried out by smaller, non-Wall Street institutions like Countrywide Financial; the crisis itself was centered not on big banks but on "shadow banks" like Lehman Brothers that weren't necessarily that big.
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The National Patriotic Front has joined an opposition coalition backing the top challenger to Mnangagwa, 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa of the main opposition MDC party, while fielding close to 100 candidates in 210 constituencies countrywide.
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Bharara's office had argued that the ruling in May "overlooked a wealth of evidence" establishing the fraud perpetrated through a mortgage program called "Hustle" run by Countrywide Financial Corp, which Bank of America acquired in 2008.
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The modified shower, which uses just four liters of water, is one of several ways the Reutens-Tans family conserve water as part of a countrywide push to cut Singapore's daily consumption by 8% by 255.
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The deal for the Queens development, in Long Island City, was announced on Tuesday, after Amazon concluded a 14-month, countrywide search for a location for a second headquarters for some 220,220 well-paid tech workers.
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British retail property owners and tenants have been working together this week to defer rent payments and find other ways for shops, businesses and landlords to cope with a countrywide shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 27 (Reuters) - South African non-food retailer Edcon will be unable to pay its suppliers while a countrywide coronavirus lockdown is in place and may need to seek protection from creditors, its CEO said.
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Countrywide in February delayed the sale of its Lambert Smith Hampton business to John Bengt Moeller, who had been "indisposed during January", and "due to logistical difficulties relating to the transfer of the requisite completion monies".
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The popularity of WE Day, a countrywide, stadium-filled celebration of youth activism headlined by names like Selena Gomez, Kelly Clarkson, Nelly and Malala Yousafzai, underscores the power of the ME to WE community service movement.
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The lawsuit centered on thousands of loans that UBS acquired that were originated by lenders including Countrywide Financial Corp, which it then pooled into three trusts that issued securities entitling investors to payments made by borrowers.
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While it's nice to imagine a corporation like Facebook or Twitter standing up against government censorship by refusing to comply with their demands, getting banned countrywide can have serious consequences both for the company and its users.
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Alex Mello, a security analyst who tracks ISIS attacks across all of Iraq for the consultancy firm Horizon Client Access, said the KRSC numbers fit with his own assessment that ISIS attacks are on the rise countrywide.
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Countrywide is being run by Executive Chairman Peter Long since Alison Platt stepped down as chief executive after the January profit warning, and is trying to push its core sales and lettings business back to profitable growth.
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Johnson will tell Welsh farmers on Tuesday they will get a better deal after Brexit, part of a countrywide tour to win support for his "do or die" pledge to leave the European Union by Oct. 31.
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Homeowners accusing Bank of America's Countrywide unit of using fraudulent appraisals to qualify them for mortgage loans in the years before the housing crisis have asked a federal court to certify their lawsuit as a class action.
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The countrywide average auto insurance expenditure rose 22014 percent to $23 in 24, or $303 per month, from $230, or $22020 per month, in 270, according to the latest data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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According to exit polls, PiS came first with 32% of the countrywide vote, more than five points higher than it scored in the previous local elections in 2014, and well ahead of the PO-led coalition's 25%.
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Nearly a decade after the fraud and irresponsible actions at Wall Street banks, Countrywide Financial, and other companies brought the nation to the brink of total economic collapse, there have been no prosecutions against their key executives.
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I wrote about her mortgage woes in September 2007 after she had tried unsuccessfully to get Countrywide to let her sell her house for less than the amount outstanding on the mortgage, known as a short sale.
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Countrywide, which was founded in 1986 and runs 60 high street brands including Hamptons International, Bairstow Eves and Bridgfords, said on Wednesday its register and pipeline of agreed sales was healthy and it had rebuilt market share.
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"The government did not prove -- in fact, did not attempt to prove -- that at the time the contracts were executed Countrywide never intended to perform its promise of investment quality," the appeals court said: http://bit.ly/246ni5n.
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But the 2nd Circuit ruled in May that the evidence at most showed that Countrywide breached contracts to sell Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac investment-quality loans, and that there was no proof it intended any deception.
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And the official birthday celebrations for the queen, who turned 90 on April 21, will kick off with the Trooping the Colour ceremony on Saturday, reports the AP. It will be followed by weeks of countrywide celebrations.
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Among smaller stocks, Britain's largest estate agent Countrywide tumbled about 30 percent after it lowered its half-year adjusted core earnings forecast, citing a sluggish market, and said it planned to issue more equity to cut debt.
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As detection efforts ramp up, the emotional impact of the countrywide spread of novel coronavirus will be hard for the administration to control and fast-proliferating infections could pose a stress test for the public health system.
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The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that an arbitration agreement Countrywide Financial Corp required its employees to sign was unlawfully broad, even under the employer-friendly test the agency adopted two years for reviewing workplace rules.
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A wave of countrywide protests over a new citizenship law that has continued for more than four weeks has also caught the party on the wrong foot, adding to concerns about a flagging economy and rising inflation.
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Despite his mother being born in Scotland and immigrating to the United States at age 18 in search of a job in domestic service, Trump's most recent visit to the North during the presidential election sparked countrywide unrest.
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Bank of America and its Countrywide unit have been hit with a proposed class action accusing them of selling homeowners' second mortgages to a Texas company for debt collection after assuring homeowners the loans would never be enforced.
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But the 2nd Circuit ruled three months ago that the evidence at most showed that Countrywide breached contracts to sell Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac investment-quality loans, and that there was no proof it intended any deception.
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"The large rise in numbers of homes available to rent has certainly slowed rental growth, even with tenant numbers increasing," Johnny Morris, director of research at Countrywide, said in a statement on the estate agency's website on Monday.
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Founded by Michael Bruce in Britain in 2014, Purplebricks was one of the fastest growing British companies thanks to its policy of not charging traditional moving fees, which helped it challenge traditional operators such as Countrywide and Foxtons.
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The result is one organization's look at a countrywide issue—the US has seen an uptick in race-related crimes in all of its major cities, up 12.5 percent in 2017, according to a California State University report.
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Eskom said in a statement that it planned to cut 1,000 megawatts (MW) on a rotational basis countrywide from 0900 GMT, likely until 2100 GMT, a month after implementing some of the worst power cuts in several years.
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A three-judge panel ruled on Monday that federal prosecutors had failed to prove that Bank of America's Countrywide unit had defrauded Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-backed mortgage firms, when it sold them troubled loans.
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The origin of the countrywide campaign against French wind farms dates back to 2004 when retired physicist Jean-Louis Butre attended a public hearing on a planned project near his house in the Poitou region of western France.
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The trade union puts the number of parents and guardians with children in school at 4.5 million countrywide, and estimates 60 percent have resorted to using livestock and their own labor as a way of paying school fees.
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The federal appeals court said that the Justice Department failed to present sufficient evidence for the jury to reach the 2013 decision that Countrywide and one of its executives deliberately misrepresented the quality of the mortgages they sold.
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Commerzbank had sued over Bank of New York Mellon's role as trustee for 72 residential mortgage trusts and the Millstone II collateralized debt obligation, backed by home loans from lenders such as Countrywide Home Loans and NovaStar Mortgage.
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Deutsche Bank was among eight financial services firms have paid the FDIC $133 million to settle claims they misled five U.S. banks into buying risky mortgage securities from the former Countrywide Financial Corp, contributing to the banks' failures.
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Since the Supreme Court doesn't announce when rulings will come, Khan and his colleagues at Mpower Change, a countrywide Muslim-led social justice organization co-founded by Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour, watched each livestream with trepidation.
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Last month, lawmaker Ahmad Amiriabadi Farahani told a closed-door session of the Iranian Parliament that at least 50 people had died in Qom, his hometown, at a time when the official countrywide death toll was just 34.
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BEIRUT, March 26 (Reuters) - Lebanon's supreme defence council has advised the government to extend by two weeks a countrywide shutdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Voice of Lebanon radio reported after the council met on Thursday.
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If passed, New York would follow states like California, Maryland and Maine, as well as nearly 350 local municipalities countrywide, that have some version of a retail puppy ban, according to the Humane Society of the United States.
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"A steady increase in foreign investors' tax bills combined with more recent falling expectations of price growth in London has led to a decline in foreign investment in buy-to-let," said Johnny Morris, research director at Countrywide.
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The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU), which says it represents 30 unions with around 800,000 members, making it the second-largest trade union federation after COSATU, said its workers countrywide would take part in the protest.
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But it was on social media that Zimbabweans first found their voice to rise up against the 93-year-old strongman, with platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter proving to be vital in mobilizing and coordinating countrywide protests.
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DAR ES SALAAM, March 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Most Tanzanians have experienced hunger in the past three months, with food shortages most severe in drought-hit rural areas, a countrywide survey found, despite government denials of a food crisis.
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Mr Macron's 2000-minute address, watched by a staggering 21m people, was the first time he had spoken publicly since violence engulfed parts of central Paris on December 1st, as part of the countrywide gilets jaunes ("yellow vests") movement.
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Johnson was expected to tell Welsh farmers on Tuesday they will get a better deal after Brexit, part of a countrywide tour to win support for his "do or die" pledge to leave the European Union by Oct. 31.
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Now, numerous prominent organizations and individuals have issued an open letter in support of sex workers calling for British Columbia Police to cease involvement in Operation Northern Spotlight, a countrywide covert police operation involving the catfishing of sex workers.
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The government introduced evidence that a Countrywide program called the High-Speed Swim Lane, or "hustle," resulted in providing mortgages that did not meet the requirements set forth in contracts permitting them to be sold to Fannie and Freddie.
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The Rockefellers funded the Women's Christian Temperance Union and eliminated alcohol stills from farms countrywide, forcing people to buy waste gasoline for their cars and tractors instead of the clean-burning apple alcohol they used until Prohibition came around.
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China is forging ahead in the search for treatments for people sickened by the new coronavirus that has infected more than 28,000 people in a countrywide epidemic, killed more than 500 and seeded smaller outbreaks in 24 other nations.
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A move to impose fiscal austerity was rejected, in 1989, with a mass revolt and countrywide looting—a paroxysm known as the Caracazo—which was put down by the Army at a cost of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of lives.
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Sky News reported on Thursday that leading City institutions were planning to oppose the new incentive scheme that Countrywide wanted to push through as part of a 140 million pound ($178.54 million) rescue fundraising to keep the company afloat.
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Constellation is betting in part on the promise that federal legislation might eventually follow moves by state governments in the United States to legalize, opening the door to legal production countrywide, and there have been tentative signs that others may follow.
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The bank was only about midway through a multi-year process to clean up its balance sheet, litigation and regulatory probes, largely from its purchases of Countrywide Financial Corp and Merrill Lynch & Co. That process cost more than $70 billion.
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BofA's non-interest expenses fell 6.4 percent to $14.82 billion, mainly due to a 28 percent drop in costs in its legacy assets and servicing unit, home to many bad loans inherited from its 2008 purchase of subprime lender Countrywide Financial.
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Michael Winston, author of World-Class Performance, spent more than 30 years in executive positions at major companies including Merrill Lynch, Lockheed Martin, and Countrywide Financial, where he was a whistleblower on fraud and brought the mortgage giant to its knees.
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In February in Munich John Kerry, the American secretary of state, stood next to his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, and the UN envoy, Staffan de Mistura, to announce a countrywide cessation of hostilities in Syria's miserable five-year civil war.
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British estate agent Countrywide slumped to a record low and was last quoted 10 percent lower after warning again that its 2016 core earnings would be hit by lower property market activity since Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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An outer ripple of Costa Rica's countrywide eco-tourism boom, Santa Teresa's international community blossomed in the 5063s as foreign adventure-seekers discovered its confluence of natural attractions: white-sand beaches, reliable, long-breaking waves and innumerable species of wildlife.
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Michael G. Winston, author of World-Class Performance, spent more than 30 years in executive positions at major companies including Merrill Lynch, Motorola, and Countrywide Financial, where he was a whistleblower on fraud and brought the mortgage giant to its knees.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said that the proof at trial was insufficient under federal fraud statutes to establish liability in connection with the "Hustle" mortgage program, which was run at the former Countrywide Financial Corp.
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Related: Justin Trudeau's Battle for Legal Weed in Canada is Going to Be a Total Mess Larsen was on the first-leg of a countrywide "Overgrow Canada" tour to give away a million cannabis seeds and encourage people to plant them.
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Such attacks were "not isolated incidents but rather part of a pattern observed countrywide," the investigators said in a 29-page report, which the panel's chairman, Paolo Pinheiro, said was "based on 454 powerful, devastating interviews" with victims and witnesses.
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Critics say that while Modi has adopted several initiatives, his tenure has been marred by violence against Muslim cattle traders and economic jolts through a countrywide ban on high-value notes and the botched launch of a unified taxation system.
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Meantime, Countrywide ended up getting sold to Bank of America for approximately $4 billion in July 2008 but the deal would prove to cost tens of billions more when factoring in the bad loans, accounting write-downs, settlements and litigation costs.
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While the number of confirmed outbreaks has declined, the virus has spread countrywide and Yu said the chance of fresh outbreaks would increase with growing pig numbers and colder weather that freezes water and makes washing and disinfection more challenging.
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Proponents say that nonbanks like Quicken or PennyMac in California — which was started by former executives of Countrywide, the mortgage machine in Southern California that was a hotbed of toxic mortgages in the 2008 crisis — are filling an important void.
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Yet 2017 should see the beginning of a turnaround in the capital's luxury property fortunes after a 2 percent decline in PCL last year, according to estimates also released on Monday by the U.K.'s largest property services group, Countrywide.
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The dirty work of democracy is often compared to the making of sausages, but Australians almost take that maxim literally — turning Election Day into a countrywide barbecue, in which the grilling of hot dogs is optional but voting is compulsory.
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Sanchez, who controls less than a quarter of the seats in parliament, has said he was unlikely to call a snap election and that he wanted to hold the next countrywide vote in 2020 when the current term is scheduled to end.
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At Bracewell, the younger Mr. Mukasey has handled the defense of several prominent cases, including being lead trial counsel for executives in the Countrywide Financial mortgage fraud trial and criminal cases involving the Deepwater Horizon oil rig and Major League Baseball's steroid investigation.
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They were complicit, but hedge funds; Lehman Brothers, an investment bank; a big insurance company, AIG; mortgage companies like Countrywide, Fannie and Freddie — there were lots of culprits who were contributing to the circumstances that led to the very dangerous financial crisis.
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He complained that fees paid to the government for electricity from the national grid used by green buses in Denmark - often under city control - were too high compared to those for trains that are controlled by the government on a countrywide network.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 20143 financial crisis.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 2008 financial crisis.
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In Mexico, even though surrogacy was legal only in the state of Tabasco before it was ultimately banned countrywide last year, but many fertility agencies operated out of Cancún, then relocated their surrogates to Tabasco to give birth, to skirt the law.
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It seems unlikely that another study telling us what we already know is going to stop lawmakers from making these choices—more likely, this is going to be a fight that pot advocates will have to wage after they finally achieve countrywide legalization.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former Countrywide Financial Corp CEO Angelo Mozilo and other executives will not face a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit for defrauding investors in mortgage-backed securities issued before the 2008 financial crisis, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tell Welsh farmers on Tuesday they will get a better deal after Brexit, part of a countrywide tour to win support for his "do or die" pledge to leave the European Union by Oct. 31.
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Countrywide Financial, the $85033-billion mortgage lender, was one of the key players in the financial crisis, and its failure was a stark reminder to regulators and Congress that mid-sized, regional financial institutions can put the financial system and economy at risk.
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Indeed, the real poster children were not FHCs: Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and Merrill Lynch were free-standing broker/dealers; Countrywide, Washington Mutual, and IndyMac were thrifts; AIG is an insurance company, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are housing government-sponsored enterprises.
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The Second Circuit overturned a jury verdict that Countrywide Home Loans committed mail and wire fraud in a mortgage program that resulted in loans being sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that fell well below the standards specified in their contracts.
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Countrywide may well have known it was spewing bad loans that fell short of its contractual obligations for selling them, but the appellate judges concluded there was no affirmative misstatement about the quality of its mortgages at the time they were sold.
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However, Rightmove struck a positive note on its outlook on Friday, saying that its largely subscription-based online business model should prove more resilient than that of its shop-based customers, with Countrywide and Foxtons having issued profit warnings due to the slowdown.
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Billed as England's "largest grass roots heritage festival involving over 40,000 volunteers and 5,000 events," this annual countrywide event is an opportunity for people to visit museums and monuments and buildings, especially those that are typically closed to the public — all for free.
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As Lebanon hobbles into its fifth month of political and economic meltdown, the countrywide protests continue to include protesters of all religious backgrounds, uniting in scorn for leaders who cannot offer even the basics: 24-hour electricity, a functional economy or trustworthy governance.
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In their latest update on the countrywide romaine E. coli outbreak, officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that it's "unlikely" greens from the Yuma growing region — the source of the outbreak — are being sold or served any longer.
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BOGOTA, Aug 8 (Reuters) - A 175-hectare (430-acre) section of Colombia's banana crop has been contaminated with the fusarium R4T fungus, the national agricultural institute said on Thursday, as it called for a countrywide effort to increase sanitary controls to contain the malady.
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The move into its third market after Britain and Australia comes amid slowing sales of UK second homes since the country's vote to leave the European Union last June and some tax changes, which have led shop-based rivals Countrywide and Foxtons to issue warnings.
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"These sectarian militias are responsible but we warn them the safety of our people in Aleppo is the priority and all options are open toward achieving that goal," said Sayal, whose armed group has a countrywide presence and is particularly active in northwestern Syria.
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The appeals court overturned a jury verdict finding that Bank of America's Countrywide mortgage unit and a former executive, Rebecca Mairone, violated the federal mail and wire fraud statutes for selling poor-quality mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2007 and 2008.
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"Countrywide was one of the greatest companies in the history of this country and probably made more difference to society, to the integrity of our society, than any company in America in the history of America," he told federal investigators in a 2010 interview.
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Non-interest expenses fell 2.3 percent to $13.87 billion, mainly due to a 28 percent drop in costs, excluding litigation, in the bank's legacy asset and servicing unit, which houses many of the bad loans inherited when it took over Countrywide Financial in 2008.
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Foxtons CEO Nic Budden's announcement, made in a conference call with analysts after the company reported a hefty full-year profit fall on Friday, comes only days after rivals Countrywide and LSL Property Services said they were in talks about a potential tie-up.
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Non-interest expenses fell 2.3 percent to $13.87 billion, mainly due to a 28 percent drop in costs, excluding litigation, in the bank's legacy asset and servicing unit, which houses many of the bad loans inherited when it took over Countrywide Financial Corp in 2008.
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The settlement comes two weeks after Reuters reported that three of Ambac's top 10 shareholders were calling on Tavakoli to step down, claiming that he was slow to settle $4 billion in insurance claims and lawsuits against JPMorgan, Countrywide Home Loans Inc and Bank of America Corp.
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The year before, as the subprime market began to decay, Countrywide had initiated a lending program called the "High-Speed Swim Lane" or "HSSL" (pronounced "hustle"), designed to encourage its brokers to issue as many mortgage loans as possible, with no regard for borrowers' ability to repay.
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Underlings told their superiors at Countrywide about the substandard quality of what were supposed to be prime loans, but the firm ignored the warnings and sold 17,611 of them to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, despite contractual guarantees that the loans were investment-grade.
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BofA — which has been slower than its rivals to recover from the financial crisis because of problems linked to Countrywide — as been slashing billions of dollars in costs in its commercial lending, investment banking and wealth management businesses to try to make up for sluggish revenue growth.
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Countrywide, it's believed 41 per cent of all weddings take place to child brides, but in the time-frozen Terai regions bordering India, that figure may be even higher — local experts believe more than two thirds of teenage girls may be married off before they turn 18.
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Now, as noted above, there are other shadow banking activities additional to those of MMMFs — derivatives writing and trading, for example, like that done by AIG before 2008, and speculative (not to mention exploitative) securitizable mortgage lending like that done by Countrywide in the same period.
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Some banks, like Bank of America, still have ongoing litigation dating back nearly nine years which pertain to claims of fraud perpetrated by Countrywide Financial, now owned by Bank of America, and one of the largest culprits of predatory lending and fraud leading up to the crisis.
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The case involving Countrywide may be more disheartening because it calls into question the scope of a federal statute from the savings and loan crisis, the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act, or Firrea, that the Justice Department used to extract large settlements from banks.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this column misstated the timing of a ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit that overturned a fraud verdict against Bank of America's Countrywide mortgage unit and one of its former executives.
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Newer iterations seem more akin to the millennial-focused, hipster-amenitized luxury rental developments that are sprouting countrywide (with design tropes that include raw wood shelving, vintage board games, Dutch bikes and picture books like "The Selby Is In Your Place" strewn about the common areas).
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Lawrence Levy, the executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, said an influx of younger, minority and immigrant residents is one reason the city's suburbs, once strongholds of Republican power, have begun to wobble, a trend that he said bears out countrywide.
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The three-year-old party - contesting its first local elections - has not reaped as much rewards from voters deserting the ruling African National Congress as the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA), and is in a distant third place in the elections with about 8 percent of the vote countrywide.
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"It is astonishing that one single company could be responsible for overcharging more than 22006,22007 homeowners, which is more than 2140 percent of all the mortgages in the United States," Jon Leibowitz, then chairman of the trade commission, told me in a 267.5 interview after Countrywide settled the case.
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Mr. Mozilo, 77, and several other former Countrywide executives received letters in the last few weeks from federal prosecutors notifying them that the prosecutors had officially ended an investigation into the sale of billions of dollars of mortgages to home buyers with questionable credit histories, Mr. Siegel said.
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In the past, the Justice Department had used the potential of filing a civil fraud lawsuit against Mr. Mozilo as the basis for denying Freedom of Information Act requests seeking details about the decision by Los Angeles prosecutors to drop their criminal investigation into Countrywide and Mr. Mozilo.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed a lower court decision and concluded the federal government failed to prove that there was fraudulent intent by the bank's Countrywide Financial unit to sell risky mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ahead of the financial crisis.
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Drop off your donation at one of the dozens of Becca's Closet chapters across the U.S., or mail it in to the headquarters in Plantation, FL.Operation PromAnother countrywide nonprofit that will accept your almost-new frocks (and jewelry, and clutches!) and give them to high school seniors in need.
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He proposed a countrywide smoking ban in all public places, as well as ban the sale of alcoholic beverages after 1am, on the grounds that "We have to work the next day, all the [restaurant] staff have to work, as well as the customers," Lavina, his spokesperson said.
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In central Africa, the report warned the "lack of an inter-ministerial coordinating body and low understanding of anti-trafficking laws among government officials continued to hinder countrywide efforts to address internal trafficking and sex trafficking from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other countries" into the Republic of Congo.
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Old Mutual Zimbabwe Ltd, the country's biggest insurance and property firm, now plans to install up to 2000 megawatts of rooftop solar panels on all its commercial buildings over the next two years to help ease a countrywide power crisis that has begun to drag profits down, company officials said.
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GOLDMAN FOR WHATEVER REASON DID BUSINESS WITH COUNTRYWIDE AND FREEMONT A LOT OF THE WORST ACTORS IN THIS AREA AND WAIVE IN A LOT OF LOANS, THEIR OWN PEOPLE SAID THEY PROBABLY SHOULDN'T WAVE THEM IN AND THEY WAVED THEM IN SO THAT IS ALL IN THE STATEMENT OF FACTS.
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ICRC said a feeding center it runs in Baidoa has 0003 patients under the age of five, up from 100 a year ago, while countrywide, the number of malnourished children at its stabilization centers and those run by the Somali Red Crescent Society had shot up 80 percent, to 12,710.
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At the time, I was writing columns in the business section of The New York Times, a number of which focused on the unwillingness of the Justice Department to hold accountable the top executives of the companies that had led the country over the cliff, like Angelo Mozilo of Countrywide.
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But the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan overturned the verdict this year by ruling that the government had not shown fraud because there was no false statement made when Countrywide sold loans that did not meet certain contractual obligations it had with Fannie and Freddie.
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In a stroke of awkward timing, a Filipino lawyer has asked the International Criminal Court to charge Mr. Duterte with crimes against humanity as the "mastermind" behind thousands of killings, starting in 1988 when he was first elected mayor of Davao City and continuing with his countrywide war on drugs.
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Television footage showed several people trying to topple a bus in downtown Johannesburg and later set it on fire Weeks of countrywide protests over the cost of university education, which is prohibitive for many black students, have highlighted frustration at enduring inequalities more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
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The letter, signed by the Myanmar Journalist Network (MJN) and several other groups, including two countrywide lawyers' associations, said that because Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were employed as professional journalists their case should have been dealt with under the country's media law, not the colonial-era Official Secrets Act.
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It's possible it peaked in the late 22008s, after Sex and the City brought the glamour of New York fashion parties into living rooms countrywide, or maybe it was in the excesses of the mid-22015s, when fashion became an increasingly common business venture for celebrities, just before the recession devastated the economy.
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Prosecutors in Los Angeles, in coordination with those at the Justice Department in Washington, spent more than two years reviewing the merits of pursuing a civil fraud case against Mr. Mozilo, a co-founder of Countrywide Financial, which was one of the largest originators of subprime mortgages in the run-up to the financial crisis.
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Trump's decision to listen to his advisers will relieve public health officials and emergency physicians countrywide and shows that he is, in extremis, willing to listen to science -- in a way that would be a given for most presidents but has not been so for a commander-in-chief who has so often blurred truth.
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Bank of America has paid $76 billion in fines since the crisis — the most by any bank — but its chief executive during the 2008 panic, Kenneth D. Lewis, shelled out zero dollars to federal regulators despite presiding over the bank's abuses of mortgage borrowers and its acquisition of the mortgage lender Countrywide Financial, another abuser.
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A Brazilian judge has denied an injunction against a countrywide ban filed by messaging app WhatsApp, according to local media reports — rejecting the latter's arguments to try to overturn the block, and asserting that users' rights to privacy are in conflict with the right to public safety and with state authorities' ability to freely investigate crime.
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One study of child migration found that the communities in Central America that reduced their homicide rates from 2011 to 2016 reduced child emigration as well: A drop of 10 homicides a year caused about six fewer children from that community to be apprehended coming into the US. This might be happening on a countrywide scale, too.
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And to contextualize the countrywide battle against segregation, beyond the famous 1957 integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, he included Julian C. Wilson's 1964 shot of activists sprawled in the dirt of a building site, the huge construction shovel looming over them, as they attempt to halt a new school that would support segregation in Cleveland.
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According to calculations from estate agency Countrywide, a potential buyout price for the houses calculated by adding 25 percent to full market value as recommended by the Airports Commission in its final report, could stack up to a cost of £330 million ($403 million) for the compulsory purchase area alone and up to £1.5 billion once the wider zone is included.
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The nascent influence of the Internet and social media had begun to allowthe little guys to build a countrywide (sometimes world-wide) following; it seemed like everyone and their dog was going on tour or getting signed, and the relative ease of interacting with fans and setting up tours led to more and more bands getting their music out to the masses.
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On the same day, a federal appeals court refused to reconsider its May ruling that Bank of America's Countrywide mortgage unit and one of its former executives did not commit fraud by failing to disclose to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that the subprime loans it was selling to them did not come close to the contractual requirements for such transactions.
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Capitalists might want to consider how all that looked to a young person who came from a working-class family and who probably knows someone who lost a job or even his house, while some of the bankers who helped create the mess walked away with golden parachutes, like that of Countrywide Financial's Angelo Mozilo, which The Times valued at $88 million.
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China's AI start-up Megvii raising $500 million at $3.5 billion valuation: sources | Reuters Money is flowing into Chinese startups like Megvii, which will help Beijing build a countrywide panopticon: Megvii's latest fundraising comes amid Beijing's plans to build a ubiquitous closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance network and become an international leader in AI, a technology that is increasingly becoming key to various sectors.
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Michael Bright, a former Countrywide, Wachovia, BlackRock and PennyMac employee and former staffer to Senator Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who was also a director of the Mortgage Bankers Association, put forward another proposal.
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