"Carrie calls herself the custodian of Leia, and now I feel like the custodian of Rey," Ridley added.
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"The advantage of keeping money at a custodian is that the custodian sends monthly statements to the client," said Pagliarini, who works with athletes and other sudden wealth clients.
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The client then appoints the Swiss bank as investment manager on the custodian account, and that bank instructs the custodian which funds to buy, often the Swiss bank's own products.
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A properly authorized adviser can instruct a custodian to issue checks, move money to different accounts within the custodian and even request a third-party wire or check, with certain exceptions.
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"The advantage of keeping money at a custodian is that the custodian sends monthly statements to the client," said Robert Pagliarini, a CFP and president of Pacifica Wealth Advisors in Irvine, California.
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Under the express language of the custodian statute, the Supreme Court said, Chancery Court can order a custodian to take the same range of actions available to court-appointed receivers overseeing insolvent companies.
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James rose through the district's janitorial ranks, working part-time in the cafeteria, then as a part-time custodian at an elementary school, then as a full-time custodian at East Kentwood High.
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And they want you to be the custodian of it.
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Salman's uncle said he was willing to be Salman's custodian.
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Moore was not the best custodian of her own work.
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Princess Margareta, his eldest daughter, remains custodian of the crown.
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NATO's center in Tallinn is the custodian for the doctrine.
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He continued working as a custodian in college as well.
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That's when Fitzpatrick said the hero custodian went into action.
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A 'bloodbath' averted But the custodian wasn't the only hero.
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Miguel Iriarte, 40, custodian, Glenbrook South High School, Glenview, Ill.
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Fiona is a custodian of children who has no children.
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My first job was a custodian at a gas station.
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Neighboring Jordan would maintain its role as the compound's custodian.
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Allí los custodian los partidarios de Chávez y les llevan flores.
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The custodian tried to mediate a détente between Shawe and Elting.
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Israel says it informed Jordan, the custodian of the holy site.
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Currently, Iraq lacks a formal financial custodian that can hold funds.
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Kingdom Trust is the first custodian that will hold cryptocurrency assets.
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Her father, Jose, worked as a custodian at a tennis academy.
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We believe that one of our volunteers is undercutting the custodian.
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He has also fashioned himself as a custodian of Central Park.
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Princess Margareta, Michael's eldest daughter, is the current "custodian of the crown".
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There was a lady custodian at a desk in the front hall.
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"I can make you special again," says her new custodian (Jeremy Irons).
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His oldest daughter, Margareta, is the current "Custodian of the Romanian Crown".
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For Saudi Arabia, custodian of Islam's holiest places, much is at stake.
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It also serves as custodian for South African defence-related intellectual property.
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We lament the missed opportunity for Comey, the custodian of those values.
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There is even a custodian service that will protect your digital fortune.
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He was in the Villa studio when the elderly custodian came in.
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Coinbase is looking to be the trusted custodian by launching Coinbase Custody.
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King Abdullah is the custodian of the holy Muslim sites in Jerusalem.
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They were removed under pressure from Jordan, the custodian of the shrine.
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Trump abdicates his role as the custodian of a nationwide safety net.
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The custodian is retiring, and we suspect this volunteer wants the job.
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Ms. Watt becomes their custodian by imbuing them with a new purpose.
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The museum is already the custodian of a vast and priceless collection.
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"Dhamaal will take place today, as per routine," the defiant custodian said.
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His father is a facilities custodian for the public schools of Coventry.
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You are the temporary custodian of the personal data you intend to utilize.
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BNP Paribas Securities Services offers asset services and custodian services to asset managers.
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Banks' custodian services departments look after assets for clients in return for fees.
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There's a custodian walking by, and then a scene with droplets of blood.
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The company is the asset management arm of custodian bank State Street Corp.
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"She should have known better as the custodian of classified information," he said.
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"This is a victory," said Adeeb Joudeh, custodian of the site in Jerusalem.
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Instruct your IRA custodian to transfer from your IRA directly to the charity.
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As in other domains, data proceeds should flow to the data owner/custodian.
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His Hashemite dynasty is custodian of the Muslim holy sites in the city.
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Jordan has been the custodian of Jerusalem's Muslim holy sites since the 1920s.
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Update: This article was updated with comment from ice archive custodian Martin Sharp.
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It would be hard to launch a new exchange or a new custodian.
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Un par de guardias de seguridad custodian la puerta de Tiananmén en Pekín.
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"Without a good custodian," Mr. Brown said, "none of what we do works."
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Nayyem described Leshchenko to me as the "custodian of values" of their partnership.
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However, a particular advisor or custodian for your account may limit the options.
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When the two courts eventually merged, they hired me as the custodian officially.
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Concern has also been raised by Senior Indigenous custodian of Alice Springs, Doris Stuart.
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My grandfather went from congressman to custodian overnight; my grandmother from socialite to seamstress.
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He returned home and found work as a custodian at the school he attended.
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Part of Bosch's answer is to position itself as a trusted custodian of data.
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The State Department is the custodian of the relevant records, a separate spokesperson noted.
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Pershing is the only major custodian not to have cut commission rates to zero.
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Even though he's a custodian he's teaching students to think out of the box.
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"Can I talk to the third-party custodian?" the judge, Mary M. Rowland, asked.
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Controls and procedures at BMCI AM and the custodian bank, BMCI Banque, are adequate.
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Dennis C. Dickson, a custodian who worked at police headquarters, died Thursday, Shea said.
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He started out as a custodian, working his way up to his current position.
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Next year there might be a flood of custodian recommendations thanks to this essay.
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He also hired a scuffling young Kris Kristofferson to work as the studio's custodian.
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The custodian was arrested soon afterward and charged with three counts of petty larceny.
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A 'happy energy' This custodian has been spreading kindness for more than 11 years.
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Notably, MaxMyInterest never touches any money because it's not a custodian or an intermediary.
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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is the custodian of Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
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Meanwhile firms including Gemini, Coinbase and Fidelity have stepped in to be the trusted custodian.
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What happens when profit-motivated galleries compete with museums for the role of cultural custodian?
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It also includes Germany, which sees itself as the custodian of the EU's future cohesion.
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The authorities capped loan sizes and required lenders to go into partnership with custodian banks.
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Zwelithini is the custodian of the Trust, giving him wide powers to allocate land use.
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The company is a custodian licensed to hold digital assets in trust on clients' behalf.
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For others, account holders need to request the necessary document from the administrator or custodian.
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That bad outcome generally depends on the custodian, and the specific rules of your plan.
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After all, he did not consider himself the owner of the photos, only their custodian.
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Shares of the world's largest custodian bank rose 3.3 percent at $54 in premarket trading.
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Shares of the world's largest custodian bank rose 22019 percent to $51 in early trading.
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Marie Watt's "Custodian: Belly" (2017) also has diamonds, in shades of green, tan and red.
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In Cinque Terre, Anselmo Crovara, 82, has made himself the custodian of the region's history.
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" As Nixon saw it, White wrote, "he, as president, was sole custodian of America's power.
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He saw himself more as a custodian of the Nelson house than as its owner.
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Services are no longer allowed to think of themselves as the custodian of their domain.
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Or, if you did a rollover midyear, your new custodian might not have your Dec.
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After the massacre, the police said they had arrested the shrine's custodian, Abdul Waheed, 50.
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But that's not the case when your bitcoin is with a custodian in an IRA.
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"The NSD has nominee accounts with most of the largest global custodian banks," Astanin said.
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For centuries Yogyakarta has been the repository of Javanese culture, and the sultan its custodian.
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Rather than Titan controlling the assets itself, an industry favorite custodian called Apex keeps them secure.
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Reallocating a reference code to a new custodian can be all it takes to change ownership.
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Many will draft an agreement, and then send it to the retirement plan custodian for approval.
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BNP Paribas Securities Services, fully owned by BNP Paribas, is the world's fifth-largest custodian bank.
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For TBRs, a trust company acts as the custodian of the loan; for DAMPs, brokerages do.
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That's because the custodian of your account may charge a distribution fee for moving the funds.
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Someone must be supervising students during even a quick bathroom break (secretary, paraprofessional, even a custodian).
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Bhat, who oversees marketing, will also be brand custodian and interim strategy and business development head.
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The only other full-time professional is the pastor, and we have a part-time custodian.
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NYPD custodian Dennis Dickson became the department's first employee to die of COVID-19 on Thursday.
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The custodian wrote that he was compelled to support this student's candidacy because of his thoughtfulness.
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Or, if you did a rollover mid-year, your new custodian might not have your Dec.
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Esther, the custodian, passed through the cafeteria, she saw Kenlee and laid down to comfort her.
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On May 9th TPG, an American buy-out firm, said it would become the health fund's custodian.
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The IRA custodian or retirement plan administrator must have received a copy of the trust by Oct.
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Reed worked as a custodian contracted with the state, a department spokesperson told the Tampa Bay Times.
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What this means is that organizations are merely a temporary custodian of a human being's (customer's) data.
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In return, State Street received three sub-custodian contracts for three of the state's big public pensions.
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Capital One hopes Cloud Custodian takes off as an open-source project and develops a loyal following.
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Students at a Tennessee school wanted to surprise their longtime custodian James Anthony for his 60th birthday.
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Abbas on Thursday met Jordan's King Abdullah, whose dynasty is the traditional custodian of Jerusalem's holy places.
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The FCC is the custodian of complaints filed for TV programming, and those complaints are public records.
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Counts include negligent entrustment, breach of custodian and parental trust, negligent supervision and negligent undertaking of search.
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"My stuff is dying, food is dying," said Mr. McCrae, 60, who works as a hospital custodian.
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That includes generating fees from serving as a custodian of assets and facilitating lending and consumer payments.
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Ari Paul from Blocktower says the pensions aren't coming in until the custodian issues are worked out.
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Custodian banks are cautious in offering services, because the Cairo bourse closed during political unrest, he noted.
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The world's largest custodian bank appointed former Visa Inc's head as chief executive earlier in the week.
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He serves as investment advisor to — and custodian of — the $175 billion New York City Pension Funds.
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Kingdom Trust's website says it is an independent qualified custodian regulated by the state of South Dakota.
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Citibank, a custodian bank for Goldman Sachs International, was named as a co-defendant in his lawsuit.
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He serves as investment advisor to — and custodian of — the $180 billion New York City Pension Funds.
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While attending Central Michigan University, he sought a job as a custodian at the campus radio station.
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She has truly been the most loving gift of which I could ever be the custodian/recipient.
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His body was found in the 1960s, and he may have been the custodian of the building.
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Dennis Hernandez was a custodian in Bristol, but around the city he was known as the King.
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A custodian made a clay heart with Snorri's paw prints on it to give to his owners.
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"Our school custodian is literally the best, sweetest individual in the world," Bellew-Shaw began the post.
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Distributions can be sent directly to your IRA rollover custodian without the 20 percent required withholding tax.
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Bishop said it's important to find a custodian who is not being promoted by someone selling something.
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The catch: You must coordinate with your IRA custodian to ensure a direct transfer to your charity.
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The decision came after intense discussions between leaders of Israel and Jordan, the custodian of the shrine.
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But her friend [from] her childhood years in Detroit became the custodian of her letters from prison.
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But the chief justice also considers himself the custodian of the Supreme Court's prestige, authority and legitimacy.
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When the sanctions were announced in April, Citigroup, the custodian for GDRs at En+, suspended all transactions.
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" The DHS official said that separation of families also "may occur when we are unable to determine the custodial relationship, when we determine that a child may be at risk with the custodian, or when the custodian is transferred to a criminal detention setting due to criminal charges.
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Key unsolved problem for crypto funds — no true custodian The issue of custody for crypto funds is important not just because the asset is inherently sensitive to cybersecurity risks, but because there is currently no third-party custodian that is able to completely handle a hedge fund's custody requirements.
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Be sure to match the statements you get from your custodian and the statements your advisor provides you.
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The custodian bank, whose shares were unchanged in premarket trade, rose 29.21 percent in the last 12 months.
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When many custodian-bank executives started work, their jobs entailed the meticulous counting of mountains of paper securities.
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When the church custodian approached him with an offer to create the work, he was happy to oblige.
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Abdullah's Hashemite dynasty is custodian of Jerusalem's Muslim sites, making Amman sensitive to any changes in the city.
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Prior to developing Cloud Custodian, the company would create scripts for each individual requirement with no central oversight.
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As custodian of the records, prosecutors say state law compels them to release the evidence to the media.
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From the perspective of custody, we don't yet see an institutional grade custody cases custodian solution for Bitcoin.
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BNP PARIBAS: The French bank has signed an agreement to buy the Italian Banco BPM's custodian banking activities.
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Once the Libra Network goes live, it may instantly become the custodian of millions of people's personal information.
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This year, that came in the form of a letter of recommendation written by a high school custodian.
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"It's a blueprint, a guideline with the responsibilities of the client, the advisor and the custodian," Mittra said.
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First, customers can seek a trustee-to-trustee transfer, in which one custodian wires the assets to another.
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Raisi is currently the custodian of Astan Quds Razavi, a charity organization in charge of Iran's holiest shrine.
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"I built a lot of character as a custodian," she says in 2015 commencement address at Nazareth College.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is the official U.S. government custodian of information on weather and climate.
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I believe we can and must better protect the precious information of which our government is the custodian.
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" Fisher on Princess Leia: "They love her and I'm her custodian and I'm the closet you're gonna get.
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The merger will create a massive custodian in a field that often has limited choice for these RIAs.
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Douglas A. Holt, a Northern Trust spokesman, said Barfield acted as a custodian, holding assets for its clients.
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King Abdullah, who acts as custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, has not committed to attend the conference.
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The judge's temporary ruling designed Ravenel as the children's primary legal custodian, Ravenel's attorney, Kelley Andrews-Edwards, told PEOPLE.
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Morocco's king bears the title Commander of the Faithful; Saudi Arabia's that of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
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Capriles later said his offices were damaged when gas canisters were shot through the windows, slightly injuring a custodian.
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The judge's temporary ruling designed Ravenel as the children's primary legal custodian, Ravenel's attorney, Kelley Andrews-Edwards, tells PEOPLE.
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The government was not an ordinary employer but "the custodian of Hong Kong's prevailing socio-moral values", Poon said.
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The Academie francaise, official custodian of the language of Moliere, said it was no better than a pizza advert.
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HealthEquity, the U.S. custodian of health savings accounts, said the proposal was submitted to WageWorks on April 11, 2019.
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The volunteer always shows up while the custodian is working, to point out problems and take over fixing them.
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Prior to joining NatWest, Wylie worked at custodian bank State Street Corp as global head of application platform services.
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Yet her Serene Highness of 59th Street sails on, confidently awaiting the next custodian of New York's social dream.
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Her father was a veteran and a custodian; her mother stayed home to raise Ms. Helfer and her sister.
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He presided during New York City's fiscal crisis, becoming, in effect, the custodian of the city's sales tax revenue.
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The National Museum was the leading custodian of this identity, the advertisement and repository for its history and truth.
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We're told Larry Flynt's hired a professional custodian company -- super-janitors if you will -- to sanitize the club daily.
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly the given name of the current custodian of Château le Puy.
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King Abdullah, who acts as custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, has not committed to attending the Bahrain conference.
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As long as Saudi Arabia is the custodian of the religion's two holiest mosques, its religious direction will be decisive.
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"The Haunted Mansion probably has so much human ashes in it that it's not even funny," said one Disneyland custodian.
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Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of Gemini, a cryptocurrency exchange and custodian, argues insurance should not be an investor's primary concern.
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As Mecca's custodian, King Salman bin Abdel Aziz sees both his prestige and his pocket benefit from the increasing traffic.
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Yet by the end, a couple of dropped words have made this custodian of the night prick up his ear.
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They lost their North Las Vegas home to foreclosure, too, and survived on his father's income as a school custodian.
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Jordan's monarchy is custodian of Jerusalem's holy shrines, making Amman sensitive to any changes of status of the disputed city.
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The system allows foreign investors to use a global custodian bank rather than a local broker to hold their assets.
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We've got some very important new capability licenses last year including the ability to be a custodian for local funds.
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We're told a custodian found the envelope, opened it and saw the money ... then immediately called cops to report it.
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Some of these companies can (or will soon) meet the standard as a qualified custodian, and some even provide insurance.
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A custodian helping other children get into classrooms drew the shooter's attention and gunfire as the lockdown was being completed.
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A federal institution should be appointed as the brain's custodian, providing access to any scientist who wishes to study it.
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How a school custodian helped save lives "He shot at their house," Gage's maternal grandmother, Alma "Sissy" Feitelberg, told CNN.
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She may be gone now, but Leia — and the woman who called herself the princess/general's custodian — remains ever-present.
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The world's largest custodian bank named Sean Rourke as senior wealth director in its wealth management division in Los Angeles.
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A custodian working near FAST's ticket office said that local attitudes toward the forced relocations tended to vary between generations.
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Her girlfriend, Yvonne, works as a custodian at an impressive midtown toy store (presumably modeled after F. A. O. Schwarz).
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An earnest and exuberant custodian, he's enthralled by the mythologies of the ravens and the storied, haunted tower they inhabit.
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He obtained that scar fighting Gilgamesh, the custodian of a trial said to provide power to anyone who survives it.
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If you become too beholden to callbacks and timelines, you risk becoming less a storyteller and more of a custodian.
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Over 15 years and 30,000 applications in my admissions career, I had never seen a recommendation from a school custodian.
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How many of them would even want to have lunch with Donald Trump if he were, say, a school custodian?
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The judge's temporary ruling designated Ravenel, 57, as the children's primary legal custodian, Ravenel's attorney, Kelley Andrews-Edwards, told PEOPLE.
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"Without a good custodian," said the Twitter-famous Josh Brown of Ritholtz Wealth Management, "none of what we do works."
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"If you're a custodian or a brokerage firm, you're accumulating all of this information from hundreds of sources," said Goodman.
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According to Emori Tokalau, a governmental liaison to Taveuni's clan leaders, only the flower's custodian can tell the true legend.
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The license allows the bank to act as a custodian for investment products sold by local funds and asset managers.
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Masoudi, 71, achieved success as a custodian of Afghanistan's historical relics but he feels anguish just before a presidential election.
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People are the owners and the state is merely a custodian but the states have become dogmatic about their custodianship.
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For many years, I have known this brilliant thinker and passionate custodian of the art history of his homeland, Jamaica.
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She once handed a story to "a custodian, who somehow gets it into the next day's paper," The Times wrote.
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And soon, you may have to choose — making just one of these companies a custodian of all your family's data.
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Chancellor Andre Bouchard of Delaware Chancery Court appointed a custodian for TransPerfect after concluding the hopeless deadlock was imperiling the company.
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The only way to save TransPerfect from its own directors, Bouchard found, was to order the custodian to sell their shares.
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Edgar respects Rodriguez, but he is certainly embracing the role as the featherweight custodian in the way of this rising talent.
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The world's largest custodian bank's net income attributable to common shareholders rose to $822 million in the three months ended Dec.
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But prosecutors argued that each proposed custodian "suffers from individual deficiencies," which they laid out in documents (which were later redacted).
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For example, what punishment would be right for Zainuddin, the elderly custodian of the mosque who incited people to beat Farkhunda?
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By combining CloudWatch Events and Lambda, Capital One was able to create a super-efficient rules engine that became Cloud Custodian.
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Network Rail, however, is the custodian of a largely Victorian bit of infrastructure, and its priority is to keep it running.
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Turkey is a member of NATO, and is a custodian of nuclear weapons for the United States hosts nuclear weapons there.
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The National Park Service is the plane's only custodian and the wreck site is under consideration for National Historic Landmark designation.
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"Scooter has always been and will continue to be a supporter and honest custodian for Taylor and her music," wrote Borchetta.
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For the third year in a row, the Louisiana Republican has invited a Senate custodian to the State of the Union.
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He added, "Scooter has always been and will continue to be a supporter and honest custodian for Taylor and her music."
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The incident took place outside the Michigan Light Guard Armory, where she worked as a custodian, according to CNN affiliate WDIV.
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"Scooter has always been and will continue to be a supporter and honest custodian for Taylor and her music," he added.
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According to Vietnamese legend, Kim Qui was custodian of a magical sword that Emperor Le Loi used to defeat Chinese attackers.
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If you're giving to a child, you'll need to have a parent or other adult custodian create a minor linked account.
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In this case, your custodian transfers the RMD directly to a charitable organization, and the distribution won't be taxable to you.
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As Kebbie had little money in 2011, Socfin said it helped him, recognizing his importance as the custodian of the land.
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Some of the fair operators pride themselves in being the market's custodian of sorts, and they have made some important changes.
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Gray writes or co-writes all his own material, and has a reputation for being a caring custodian of actors' talents.
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"I do not doubt the sincerity of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz," Mr. Erdogan said.
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As a custodian at Mount Vernon, Aracely Canales Ramos, 37, was busy on Tuesday keeping the restrooms, floors and windows sparkling.
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On a Monday morning straight after working the night shift as a custodian, she rushed to the N.Y.U. emergency dental clinic.
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He is at the very least a worthy custodian of this storied ensemble's sound; Thursday's concert showed promise for much more.
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On Wednesday the Jersey City, New Jersey-based custodian announced the formal launch of Model Market Center, its new investment platform.
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Ireland is now seeking an investment manager and a custodian to operate the account and expects to appoint both next month.
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She had lost her job as a custodian, her unemployment checks had run out, and her job search had proved fruitless.
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Mr. Ramirez had gone to work drunk, Ms. Kreatsoulas said, and had gotten into an argument with a fellow school custodian.
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" According to the Texas Workforce Commission, for example, "When a business is owned or operated by a parent or legal custodian, the parent or custodian may employ their own children at any age to work any hours, so long as the work is non-hazardous (not prohibited) and the child works under the parent or custodian's direct supervision.
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Gemini Trust Company, the Winklevoss brothers' trust company, which runs a bitcoin trading venue, has been designated the custodian of the ETF.
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A central bank, financial institution, or custodian is trusted with the administration, similar to how exchange-traded funds are created and destroyed.
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Cloud Custodian gives Capital One a central place to create, monitor and manage policies it lacked before or that required multiple tools.
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Moore's campaign on Wednesday demanded that Nelson turn over the yearbook to a neutral custodian so a handwriting expert could examine it.
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But her custodian at a detention centre in Brownsville, Texas—the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)—is refusing her request.
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But with government reforms faltering, the BoJ's role as custodian of "Abenomics" (the policies of the prime minister, Shinzo Abe), seems assured.
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"The Haunted Mansion probably has so much human ashes in it that it's not even funny," one custodian explained to the Journal.
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The identity of the investor was not known, but Burberry asked HSBC, which is the custodian of the stake, who it was.
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Rheaume sees himself as simply the custodian of Imboden's vision, but his tenure has already resulted in a dramatically different business strategy.
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Eddie is doing his best to stay clean when a friend leaves him the custodian of a duffel bag full of cash.
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The minority Popular Democratic Party is the ideological custodian of the failed territorial model and the tax privileges of vested stateside interests.
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As custodian of the reef, the government has an obligation to manage one of the world's greatest natural wonders, Dr. Steffen said.
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As the custodian of the two Holy Mosques in Mecca and Medina , Saudi Arabia is rallying other Muslim countries to oppose extremism.
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A Newark custodian previously told VICE News that request for replacement filters would sometimes go unanswered for as long as a year.
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Pettis was particularly keen for this contest, given Miller's penchant for fun fights and position as a custodian of the lightweight division.
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"The custodian's actions ... gave us the much needed seconds to complete the (lockdown) process," said Fitzpatrick, who did not name the custodian.
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He is a custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem and has been vocal in criticizing Trump over his decision on Jerusalem.
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"I agree with our president: our borders, we can't open it to everybody," said Rusty King, the church's custodian, the following day.
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" He assailed the state's chief witness against her, a former household custodian, as "a serial liar" peddling a "delusional and mendacious story.
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As president, Trump would be a custodian of the American people's interests — just as he was of THCR shareholders' interests as chair.
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At school the day after the assassination, three of us walked to the flagpole and asked the custodian to lower the flag.
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Second, account holders may receive a rollover check from their custodian and deposit the money into a new HSA within 60 days.
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J.J. Coviello, a custodian at the service plaza, plans to cross the bridge next month when he visits family on Long Island.
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He attended a tiny elementary school where his mother taught third grade and his father, a rodeo bull rider, was a custodian.
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In this case, you would notify the custodian holding your retirement savings that you would like to withhold taxes from the RMD.
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The grandmother was listed in census records as the custodian of an apartment house whose tenants included Sylvia's aunt, a radio announcer.
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The collateral is segregated at an international central securities depository, requiring a segregated account to be opened by the client or its custodian.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Royal retirement Their 83-year-old custodian was retiring, so these schoolkids gave him a goodbye ceremony fit for a king.
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Delaware courts have never before ordered the sale of a profitable company under the corporate law provision permitting the appointment of a custodian.
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Her father works at the University of Indianapolis as a lead custodian in the facilities department, where he manages and trains other employees.
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My sorceress still lives within me, but I have also recently become custodian to a witch in the world of Black Desert Online.
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The family leaned on one another once again as they grieved the loss of their unofficial "custodian of laughter," as Charlotte was nicknamed.
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You would need original promissory notes and assignments from every link in the securitization chain, along with certified testimony from each document custodian.
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Bank of New York Mellon fell 4.1 percent after the custodian bank said it expected to book more in severance costs in 1203.
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The Saudi monarch bears the title of "the custodian of the two holy mosques," referring to his personal responsibility for Mecca and Medina.
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"It's not every day I hear an admission of a corrupt email system from the most significant custodian in this case," Wade said.
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As custodian for the funds, Brown Brothers Harriman would oversee investment assets and cash equivalents as well as prepare and make regulatory filings.
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"I do not believe for a second that King Salman, the custodian of the holy mosques, ordered the hit on Khashoggi," Erdogan wrote.
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Mr. Johnson is a guide and custodian for the private nonprofit Saba Conservation Foundation, which looks after the trails and the marine park.
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Mr. Vassell dropped out, trying to find his way as a custodian, a taxi driver and as a worker at a printing plant.
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The government is supposed to be the custodian of all laws, but it's using these same laws to hurt and oppress its people.
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Of that, $10 million went to a single bank — Comerica — to act as custodian for this small number of simple, non-trading accounts.
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In Saudi Arabia, the second-class status of women underlies the legitimacy of the monarchy as a custodian of religious and tribal values.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp slid 7.8% to the bottom of the S&P 500 after the custodian bank missed profit estimates.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp slipped to the bottom of S&P 500, down 7.8%, after the custodian bank missed profit estimates.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp tumbled 7.8% to the bottom of the S&P 500 after the custodian bank missed profit estimates.
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The process has been further complicated as certain bondholders have also initiated a process to take DHFL to bankruptcy court, the custodian added.
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But a lengthy legal process was ahead, given that the baby was a custodian of the state when she arrived at Franciscan Children's.
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Another major change involved the ETF's custodian, Gemini Trust Company, doing monthly "proof of control" exercises and publishing the reports on the ETF's website.
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Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy and the king assumes a largely ceremonial role, including acting as custodian of Islam in the Muslim-majority country.
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Influential Shi'ite cleric Ebrahim Raisi, the custodian of a powerful organization in charge of Iran's holiest shrine, appears to be the leading hardline candidate.
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Now that he's picked up his degree, the custodian-turned-mechanical engineer has one more thing he wants to pick up: a new job.
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Nelson's first year there was overshadowed by the family's financial problems, but the school helped by hiring Mr. Negron as a part-time custodian.
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The museum, a custodian of culture in a region torn by ethnic divisions, contains treasures such as a medieval Jewish book of Passover rites.
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Raisi was an unknown until he rose to prominence last year when Ayatollah Ali Khamenei named him the custodian of an important Shiite shrine.
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Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy and the king assumes a largely ceremonial role, including as the custodian of Islam in the Muslim-majority country.
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During his interrogation, the custodian told police he believed his victims were out to kill him, said Zulfiqar Hameed, Regional Police Officer for Sargodha.
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If most of the family assets are in the late husband's name, the bank or custodian may restrict access until the estate is settled.
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Mr. Manigault, 46, graduated from New Rochelle High School and later worked for more than a decade as a custodian in the city's schools.
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CBP also has the power to decide if that parent or custodian should be "referred for criminal prosecution" and thus separated from their child.
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The fact that she was the custodian of the child who was in the car and she put him in a very dangerous situation.
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The finance ministry, custodian of the battered Russian budget, argues there is a strong case for getting the energy companies to pay more still.
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Bank of New York Mellon fell about 5 percent after the custodian bank said it expected to book more in severance costs in 2018.
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One performer here is Pat Catterson, who is Ms. Rainer's assistant for this production and has been a longtime custodian of her early work.
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Glorifying those who sacrifice nearly all of their waking hours at the altar of work harms everyone, from the chief executive to the custodian.
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He also said that the United States was "committed to continue to respect Jordan's role" as the custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
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The New York-based custodian bank said it incurred provisions for credit losses of $7 million due to the bankruptcy of a California utility.
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Critic's Notebook For the ribbon-cutting at the Washington Heights Library this month, the son of a former custodian returned to his old home.
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One single father of five went from barely getting by as a school custodian to a stable job in transportation making $85033,000 per year.
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Later, there were indications that the violence may have spread to Jordan, the custodian of the shrine and an important regional ally of Israel.
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Israel took down the metal detectors on Tuesday amid a diplomatic showdown with Jordan, the custodian of the shrine and a crucial regional ally.
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But when I arrive I find only our custodian with a mop, pulling the crumpled sheets and throwing out the extra tubes of blood.
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The center is the new name for the reconfigured complex run by the Shelter Island Historical Society, custodian of the island's archives and artifacts.
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To pay for the monitor, he applied to be a custodian at Julia Davis Library, a cashier at Home Depot, a clerk at Menards.
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"The place initially felt sacred, like we didn't belong here," said Mr. da Silva, who now guards the Rego Grande site as its custodian.
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Though the IRS requires that a self-directed IRA be set up by an authorized custodian, the custodians only hold and administer the assets.
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And "if you can't find a custodian who is willing to make the particular investment, view that investment as a red flag," he said.
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An announcement that U.S. Bank was stepping away from its custodian role came quietly Friday from ETF Managers Group, which issues the MJ fund.
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When I am pregnant, I'm the custodian of another human life, just as I am when I take that baby home from the hospital.
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The turnabout came after a day of intense discussions between leaders of Israel and Jordan, the custodian of the shrine, and with American mediation.
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The kingdom, Iran's key regional rival, presents itself as the guardian of Islamic orthodoxy and custodian of its holiest places in Mecca and Medina.
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The French government is now the major custodian of the country's historic Catholic buildings, while no mosque holds the same kind of national cultural significance.
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"I cried with happiness, seeing that he didn't drown, that he hadn't disappeared," said Graciela Infante, a 60-year-old custodian in Cape Coral, Florida.
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And the sheriff's department didn't inform James' employer, Kentwood Public Schools, where he was a custodian at a high school, of the report or investigation.
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Instead of attacking the bank's network, Rock suggested paying off a custodian to insert a malware filled USB stick into some of the bank's servers.
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The Wednesday morning explosion at Minnehaha Academy caused part of the school building to collapse, killing receptionist Ruth Berg, 47, and custodian John Carlson, 82.
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King Abdullah's Hashemite monarchy has been custodian of the sites since 1924, paying for their upkeep and deriving part of its legitimacy from the role.
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This is that Mr Corbyn's long history of making excuses for anti-Western regimes, particularly Russia, make him an unreliable custodian of British national security.
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Fetch, which plans to launch itself in 2019, is a non-profit organisation and sees itself as a custodian of this question-and-answer network.
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My mother had at last found her buyer, a woman whom she felt would be the next best custodian to the house and its legacy.
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For example, students soak up a lesson in managing relationships just by observing how a teacher interacts with say, the custodian or the bus driver.
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Flush with his own recent electoral triumph, France's youthful President Emmanuel Macron, custodian of the Paris Climate accord, began a high-profile "bromance" with Trump.
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The UNHCR, as the custodian of a legal framework that relies on a careful distinction between refugees and others, preferred the phrase "refugees and migrants".
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The only release from ORR (Office of Refugee Resettlement) custody is subject to the TVPRA (law), so subject to a finding of a suitable custodian.
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If you don't need the income and want to avoid the taxes on an RMD, consider having your custodian transfer the money to a charity.
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But he also found that the "complete and utter dysfunction" should not justify keeping the parties in place with the business run by a custodian.
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His father was a sharecropper and circuit preacher who became a nightclub custodian in the mid-1950s after the family moved to the Chicago suburbs.
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At one point, a custodian — not in the cast — wheeled a noisy bucket and mop through the action, causing the director to stop the scene.
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Context: Loeffler is founding CEO of Bakkt, an Atlanta-based cryptocurrency custodian and infrastructure company formed in mid-2018 as a subsidiary of Intercontinental Exchange.
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While it already acts as a custodian for clients based in Europe, Coinbase claims the new unit will be more localized to suit their needs.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp slid to the bottom of S&P 500, down 7.2%, after the custodian bank missed estimates for quarterly profit.
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He ran as the candidate of Brexit — not, as Theresa May had, as its reluctant and dutiful custodian, but as its persevering and happy warrior.
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For instance, the twenty-five examples of overruled recommendations by Ms. Newbold heralded by the Democrats include non-political officials such as a GSA custodian.
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Membership of the ultimate custodian of impartial justice must surely depend, not on partisan support of one party, but on majority support from both parties.
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Jordan had called for the removal of the metal detectors at the compound, above, where it plays a special role as custodian of the shrine.
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The court said there's nothing unprecedented about the appointment of a custodian for a solvent company mired in the sort of irreconcilable management disputes TransPerfect faced.
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Ever the devout swamp-custodian, the president has tied himself to another official with potential conflicts of interest — $430,000 worth of potential conflicts, to be precise.
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Jason Tarlton, who teaches at at Lake Weir High School in Ocala, was arrested Tuesday and charged with one count of sexual assault by a custodian.
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The statement also noted that the collection had moved to the US in the 1970s, where it was under the care of a custodian in Mississippi.
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WageWorks – The benefits administrator will be acquired by health savings account custodian HealthEquity for $51.35 per share in cash, giving it a value of $2 billion.
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Facebook has become the internet's equivalent of Aadhaar, a custodian of identities to which all other data that people might be interested in can be linked.
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He praised Saudi Arabia's role as the custodian of Islam's two holiest sites, in Mecca and Medina, adding another odd detail to an already bizarre day.
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King Abdullah's Hashemite dynasty is the custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, making Amman sensitive to any changes of status of the disputed city.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)A custodian and four other suspects have been arrested after 20 people were killed at a Muslim shrine, authorities in Pakistan said Sunday.
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Custodian Abdul Waheed drugged and stripped the victims before they were killed at the Sufi shrine, which is named the Ali Ahmad Gunnar Shrine, said Chattah.
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The king's Hashemite dynasty is the custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, making Jordan sensitive to any changes in the status of the city.
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This money can't come out of custodian banks as they're facing a lot of pressure, so we're still waiting for relevant departments to provide liquidity support.
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So this is where they lived … I found a custodian sweeping up and asked if by any chance anyone was still there from before the war.
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The world's largest custodian bank said net income applicable to common shareholders fell to $832 million, or 84 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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A custodian told the publication that the vandal had written "Kill all Jews" on a door and slurs were found on two floors of the building.
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She is the proud custodian of a 2-inch bull skull, an itty-bitty motorcycle and a freckle-size pair of antique scissors that actually work.
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And in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, 8-year-old Charlie Mitkowski has started his new job as summer custodian of the Brooklyn Apple Academy's two resident gerbils.
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"Rain pours into the building," Douglas Blonsky, the president and chief executive of the Central Park Conservancy, the park's private custodian, said on a recent tour.
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The bank offers gold custodian services to many developing countries, which would likely be concerned that they could be targeted for having adversarial relationships with Washington.
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When arrived, there was a man there who had survived the massacre and was basically the custodian of the small memorial that had been created there.
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But in Delaware, where TransPerfect is incorporated, there is a special provision of the law to appoint a custodian of the business if there is deadlock.
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His wife, Ashley, has taken part-time work as a custodian at a furniture store, and the family has canceled a vacation to Walt Disney World.
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Ayn Rand liked to see herself as an ardent custodian of truth, but in her own life she had a hard time abiding too much reality.
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At a time when courts typically awarded mothers custody, a state Supreme Court judge on Long Island ruled that the father was a more fit custodian.
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"Followers have drastically declined," Jeri Yoshizu told me in an email, the anonymous custodian of the wildly popular Three Corgis account, which has 146,000 Instagram followers.
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The school's custodian, who still lives on the grounds, hid some of the students' paintings under the wreckage of a nearby bombed house to preserve them.
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The mantle of custodian of the well-being of the free world sounds like a rip-off to Mr. Trump, who thinks deals and little else.
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But the British Museum, custodian of the marbles, has ruled out returning them, saying "the sculptures are part of everyone's shared heritage and transcend cultural boundaries".
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It proposes that the EU's member states create central databases comprised of crypto users' identities and custodian wallet addresses for Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) to access.
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According to the police, at that very moment, a group of young men, directed by this same temple custodian, was raping the girl in the temple.
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Under the delicate arrangements that have governed the site's administration for decades, Jordan maintains a custodian role, reaffirmed in its peace treaty with Israel in 1994.
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FundPartner Solutions (Europe) S.A., a dedicated management company created by Pictet in Luxembourg, replaced Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild Europe as global custodian/administrator in 3Q17413.
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Virtual currency wallets are encrypted and unlike money held in a bank or brokerage account, virtual currencies may not be held by a third-party custodian.
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Still, Giovanni Fernandes, the custodian of the Positivist Church, sometimes lets a visitor or two slip inside, offering a glimpse into Brazil's not-so-distant past.
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His father had been a custodian at a public tennis center in College Park, Md., and young Frances and his twin brother learned the game there.
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The plan began in 1947 after a Utah park custodian named Russ Mahan found himself dismayed by the eroded condition of one of the arch's legs.
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BNY Mellon, the world's largest custodian bank, said net income applicable to common shareholders rose to $1.13 billion, or $1.08 per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
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"As the custodian of the courthouse, the safety and security of visitors and employees will remain a top priority for the Sheriff's Office," wrote Sheriff Mike Andrews.
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She looks into it and discovers that it's from the payroll of the office where her father was working as a custodian — which Nova knew nothing about.
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"It is more of a house than a brand, and I'd like to think of myself more as a creative custodian than creative director," Mr. Carey said.
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One of the lawyers consulted and a Buenos Aires-based broker said it was common for custodian banks to prohibit wire transfers of funds to third parties.
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The world's largest custodian bank said net income attributable to common shareholders rose to $974 million, or 90 cents per share, in the three months ended Sept.
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The decision to remove the metal detectors followed talks between Netanyahu and Jordan's King Abdullah II. Jordan is the official custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
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Stringer, who serves as custodian and investment advisor to the nation's fourth-largest pension system, called for an "independent board that can right this ship" at Mylan.
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On Wednesday, U.S. prosecutors said the diamonds would be handed over to the United States as part of an agreement reached with the custodian of the set.
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Raisi was appointed by Khamenei in 2016 as the custodian of Astan Qods Razavi, an organization in charge of Iran's holiest shrine in the city of Mashhad.
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At that first public forum in 2012 in East Baltimore, Cierra Brown, a former Johns Hopkins Hospital custodian, said she favored a random approach like a lottery.
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Jordan's Hashemite monarchy has historically derived legitimacy from its direct lineage to the Prophet Muhammad, and it has always presented itself as a custodian of moderate Islam.
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The SEC has been grappling with how digital asset securities fit within existing federal law, which often requires a custodian to take physical possession of a security.
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On Pro Basketball James L. Dolan might have been a perfectly fine custodian of a professional basketball team had his father given him one 50 years ago.
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It falls to Ms. Sikes, as official custodian of records for this city of 12,21950 people about an hour west of Jacksonville, to maintain Lake City's archives.
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"Unlike other players, we don't want to be the issuer and the payments layer and the custodian," Saga founder Ido Sadeh Man told CNBC in an interview.
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Tell your account custodian (it may be a bank or a mutual fund company or a brokerage) that the deposit should be applied to 216, she said.
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Aisha Evans, a custodian at the school, went into a classroom while students were outside and rummaged through three book bags, the Richland County Sheriff's Department said.
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Supan eagerly drove the two hours to Anna Maria's campus, outside Worcester, with his father, Jim, a middle school custodian, and his mother, Joann, a school secretary.
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His parents — his mom is a teacher and his father a custodian — wanted him to attend a bigger school, with more course offerings, to prepare for college.
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As part of its new offering, the firm said it will also introduce a new custodian offering with strict financial controls and secure storage for institutional traders.
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He reportedly tired of commuting from New York to San Francisco for that job, and became CEO of custodian firm Bank of New York Mellon in 2017.
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The list goes on and on regarding the information that defines the lives of its people that the government creates, manages, shares, collects and archives as custodian.
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How has it felt being the cinematic custodian of the X-Men characters, and the extra meaning that they have with their outsider status and their persecuted status?
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But the buyout groups also struggled to galvanize non-professional, often elderly investors, many of whom the bidders feared were ignoring or forgetting letters from their custodian banks.
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However, allowing Facebook or The Libra Association to be the custodian of our consolidated digital identity is a sinister trail for the future of both privacy and democracy.
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As the custodian and his not-so-helpful helpmate take their eyes off the prize and get naked and shameful with each other, something wicked this way comes.
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Prosecutors did not say who the set's custodian was, but earlier filings said the jewelry was believed to be in Thailand where Low's mother, Goh Gaik Ewe, lives.
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Only about half of these retail investors are expected to tender, with the rest expected to ignore or forget letters from custodian banks informing them of the offer.
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Some custodian banks may take longer to notify Stada and its suitors of the shares tendered, meaning it may be Monday or Tuesday before the last shares arrive.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - WageWorks Inc, an administrator of employee benefits, confirmed on Monday that HealthEquity Inc, a U.S. custodian of health savings accounts, had offered to acquire it.
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The agreement saw the Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary remain under Israeli security control, but the Jordanian Waqf has remained the custodian, determining who is allowed to pray there.
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A person close to the company said that it had attempted unsuccessfully to ask HSBC, which is listed as the custodian for the position, to reveal its client.
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For instance, your IRA custodian won't necessarily track your basis from these investments, which places you at risk of accidentally paying income taxes twice on your nondeductible contributions.
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Dennis and Ravenel, 57, have agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of Kensington and Saint, with Ravenel "being the primary custodian," according to the court documents.
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Family members earlier told local news channel KARE that John Carlson, an 81-year-old custodian, was missing and that no one had been able to reach him.
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The MCC, custodian of the sport's laws, had its World Cricket Committee (WCC) discuss the inclusion of cricket in multi-sports events at Lord's on Sunday and Monday.
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"Every day, around sunset, there is a dhamaal (ritual dance) here, and there are large numbers of people who come for this," said Nawaz Ali, the shrine's custodian.
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Boykin is being held without bond on four counts of aggravated sexual battery, four counts of object sexual penetration, and four counts of indecent liberties by a custodian.
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Specifically, that includes the use of an SEC-qualified custodian, third-party auditing and financial reporting validation, all of which Coinbase is getting via a range of partners.
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The school district's superintendent credits the custodian for drawing the attention and gunfire of the shooter away from students just long enough for them to get to safety.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., a devoted custodian of the court's prestige and authority, has bemoaned the damage that even ordinary confirmation hearings do to his institution.
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On a bright morning last fall, the creator, custodian and de facto mayor of Heidelberg, Tyree Guyton, stood in the middle of the street, talking to a neighbor.
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Should Southwest Key's contracts be in jeopardy, the government would need to find a new custodian for the children in Southwest Key's shelters across Arizona, California and Texas.
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The players started breaking so many bats in practice — which rarely happened in their previous iteration of B.P. — that the custodian stopped emptying the barrel of wooden shards.
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"I think it's truly amazing what he's accomplished, not only starting as a custodian but coming to this country," School 14 principal James Habedank said in a statement.
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Investigators said that Sanji Ram, the custodian at the temple, hated the nomads for coming into his area and that he orchestrated the killing to drive them away.
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It allows HHS to take a child back into custody if a custodian who is not the parent does not keep up their part of the custody agreement.
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The legal fund's custodian of records is the Trump campaign's treasurer Bradley Crate, whose firm Red Curve Solutions is listed as the mailing address for the legal fund.
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Being promised billions tends to make you forget that the custodian of our sacred cities has caused more misery to the ummah than most nations on this Earth.
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A Minneapolis Christian school community is mourning the death of a beloved 81-year-old custodian who was found in the rubble following an explosion at the private school.
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The won hit a 5-1/2-year low, leading weekly losses among regional currencies on Friday, as foreign lenders such as custodian banks dumped it amid bond outflows.
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Maria Vullo, the state's financial services superintendent, said Gemini is the first qualified custodian and exchange to receive her office's approval to offer trading of Zcash in New York.
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Almost universally admired as a custodian of American security, he has identified Mr Trump's worst instincts as a threat to that security, which he could no longer stave off.
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Capstone rendered many internal FOIA practices obsolete, but namely it is no longer considered reasonable for agencies to rely exclusively on custodian-driven searches in response to FOIA requests.
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A Swiss bank, say—generally a smaller one, as big ones are too scared—tells its client to close an account and open one with an American custodian bank.
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In Monday's hearing, the US attorney's office also argued that the "immediate custodian rule" would not allow this district judge to expand the temporary stay to all Iraqi nationals.
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Ravenel, 245, and Dennis, 2000, have agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of Kensington and Saint, with Ravenel "being the primary custodian," according to the court documents.
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Khin Swe Oo, the custodian of the shrine in Taung Pyone, believes the individuals responsible are inspired by prominent monks who fulminate regularly against nats in widely disseminated sermons.
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As investment advisor to, and custodian of, New York City's five pension funds, charged with protecting $200 billion in pension fund assets, my job is understanding and anticipating risk.
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VanEck will help market the new bitcoin ETF, SolidX will sponsor or create the underlying index and Bank of New York Mellon will be the custodian, the filing said.
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His father isn't just Saudi Arabia's monarch: King Salman is custodian of Islam's two holiest sites, and a palace coup in Riyadh could have ramifications beyond the kingdom's borders.
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BNY, as a custodian bank, gets most of its revenue from managing money of customers which include big banks and hedge funds, as well as managing investments for clients.
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The adoption of the crypto-asset class by institutional investors has recently enjoyed several, the biggest of which is the introduction of infrastructure that solves the crypto-custodian problem.
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"They're supposed to change the filters every six months, but they don't," said the custodian, who asked not to be identified out of concern for reprisals from the district.
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One incoming first-year student, who requested anonymity and has been working as a custodian in exchange for tuition, said her janitorial team is operating like nothing's really changed.
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Work promotions, romance, ninja battles — it's all a far cry from Mr. Nanjiani's past gigs, which included roles as a counter guy, a custodian and an airport security guard.
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Vumacam is also rolling out CCTV to public schools as part of its "Kids Custodian Initiative (KCI)", placing students across Joburg under the centralized surveillance of the Vumacam network.
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Bank of New York Mellon expects to book more severance charges in 2018, its chief executive said, as the custodian bank tries to cut costs and streamline its businesses.
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Unlike traditional hedge funds, which have a central prime broker and custodian (such as Goldman Sachs or Interactive Brokers), there is no prime broker available for a cryptocurrency fund.
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Mr. Letterman's work is not so hard to find, thanks in large part to Don Giller, a superfan who stumbled into becoming a critical custodian of Mr. Letterman's comedy.
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Israel had removed the detectors before dawn, along with some surveillance cameras, after a day of intensive talks with Jordan, the custodian of the shrine, and with American mediation.
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She saw a succession of promotions at Kodak: first from custodian to a production assembly operator, then to film slicer in the dark room and finally a software engineer.
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The SEC said that for the first time in connection to an ICO fraud, it has appointed a third-party custodian, or receiver, to secure the firm's cryptocurrency holdings.
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An elementary school custodian in Texas is being called an "angel" after she comforted an upset elementary school student who has autism in an extra special way last week.
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Lawyers say the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), the custodian of the country's $3.19 trillion reserves, is anxious that the deal outflows could weigh on the yuan currency.
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The sheriff&aposs office says James was arrested Monday on charges of sexual battery by a custodian on a person younger than 18 and sexual misconduct by a corrections officer.
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But as he walks the halls of Denver's Stedman Elementary School as its new principal, he'll never forget where he started: as a custodian mopping and sweeping these same halls.
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Two of those five - Mukund Rajan, Tata's brand custodian, and Harish Bhat, who oversaw Tata's retail ventures - are likely to be part of the new management structure, the source said.
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BNP PARIBAS BNP Paribas, the world's fourth-largest securities custodian, expects to grow fiduciary services in Brazil by replacing foreign rivals exiting Latin America's largest economy, two senior executives said.
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Moody's Investors Service said on Friday that the breach would impede Equifax's growth over the next three to four quarters and hurt its reputation as a custodian of consumer data.
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Unlike other Gulf states Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has been vocal in endorsing the role of King Abdullah's Hashemite dynasty as custodian of Muslim religious sites in the holy city.
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BEIJING, June 29 (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Friday payment firms will be required to deposit 100 percent of their total client funds with a central custodian by Jan.
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As a custodian bank, State Street gets most of its revenue from managing money of customers such as big banks and hedge funds as well as managing investments for clients.
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"On his part, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques congratulated the US President on this courageous decision which serves the regional and world interest," the Saudi Press Agency said.
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So suffice it to say that Affleck's character, Lee Chandler, is sleepwalking his way through life as a custodian/handyman when we meet him, living on the outskirts of Boston.
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A group of Tennessee kindergarteners pulled off a beyond sweet gesture when they learned to sign the lyrics to "Happy Birthday" for the school custodian, Mr. James, who is deaf.
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The library is the custodian of over 600 volumes of archival materials from the first Waldorf Astoria, much of it donated when it relocated to Park Avenue from Fifth Avenue.
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Inherited from the British House of Commons, it is a symbol of legislative authority that the first House adopted it in 1789 with the Sergeant-at-Arms as its custodian.
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Pieces like "The Custodian" (2018) — a framed photograph of a tranquil elderly woman lying on a pillow — seem to symbolize the fragility of life and the contemplation of the hereafter.
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A high-school dropout who came to the United States at 16, Mr. Ali often had to work two jobs: days at a convenience store, nights as a school custodian.
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It's an intellectual autobiography — a starchy, ardent and, on occasion, surprisingly personal account of what it means to be the custodian of one's conscience in a world saturated with orthodoxies.
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A mover who arrived in a Santa hat; a custodian; and Ms. Lozado, the same case manager who had checked in Brittany Jackson in October, showered Ms. Brito with congratulations.
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"[We're] committed to having the best employees who care about all children in our schools, whether it be the teacher, the custodian, the secretary or a substitute teacher," Stephenson said.
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There's "no saint without a past, no sinner without a future," as a priest named Father Miguel (David Anzuelo) says the to the halfway house's custodian, Joey Fresco (Victor Almanzar).
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Believed by adherents to be a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, he is currently the custodian of the Shrine of Imam Reza, the wealthiest religious endowment in the Middle East.
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Bank of New York Mellon has been tapped as the custodian of the cash held by SolidX Bitcoin Trust, while SolidX Partners will be responsible for the ETF's bitcoin holdings.
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The license granted by the China Securities Regulatory Commission allows the bank to act as a custodian for investment products sold by both international and local asset managers and funds.
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SURVEILLANCE To maintain the fund's rating, Fitch evaluates weekly fund and portfolio holdings information sent through the fund's custodian, Banque Centrale Populaire, and conducts surveillance checks against its ratings guidelines.
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Creditors urged the provincial government to ask the custodian company, state-owned Hebei Construction & Investment Group Co, to a provide credit guarantee to allow the restructuring of Hebei Financing-related debt.
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But it's not beyond the realm of possibility that a future Chancery judge will rely on the statute allowing the appointment of custodian to order the sale of a profitable business.
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There will certainly be more parts of this still-unfolding story to come, but in the meantime, the custodian of the Elaine de Kooning House was last seen making a sign.
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"Nobody working full time should have to live in poverty or need food stamps just to feed themselves," Amy Wilson, a school custodian in Russellville, Arkansas, said on the conference call.
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And, if we take Google at its word, the user will be better off by having a trustworthy custodian discarding unreliable and false information and leaving us only with quality content.
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Littlefinger arrives, at peak Irish, with a gyrflacon and ably threatens Arryn's custodian Lord Royce into service of the real lord of the Vale: the plot of this interminable television show.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) is bringing a custodian who works in the Russell Senate Office Building to the State of the Union address Tuesday night as his guest.
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The custodian spent so much time at Sixth District Elementary School in Covington, Kentucky, he retired in 2001 with more than 300 days of sick leave, said best friend Jeff Siska.
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Plus, she had tolerated her husband better when he wasn't such a vain custodian of the ephemeral—one mustn't fawn over that which will rot, someone important must have once said.
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MUMBAI, April 5 (Reuters) - India's central bank will explore licensing differentiated banks such as custodian banks and lenders focusing on wholesale and long-term financing, Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Tuesday.
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The custodian of the shrine, Abdul Waheed, called on the worshippers to visit the shrine and then attacked them with his accomplices, said Liaqat Ali Chattha, deputy commissioner for the area.
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"I see myself as the current custodian holding the fort at the moment, until either my son or his sons or my nephew or somebody else takes the reigns," he added.
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Custody is currently one of the main areas of concern from institutional investors, largely because many of them are required by law to use a "qualified custodian" to hold their assets.
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Hedge funds are required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to use a qualified custodian, which includes federally insured banks and registered broker-dealers, once their assets exceed $150 million.
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With fewer sources in the marketplace for RIAs to choose from, smaller firms in the custodian business like Apex and the startup Altruist will now be competing on pricing, Butler said.
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"The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques gave instructions to the concerned authorities in the Kingdom to provide a package of humanitarian aid, including petroleum products, wheat and medicines," SPA said.
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The custodian said that in the school where they work — among the 30 where lead was found above the EPA threshold — plumbers replaced all the filters in the last two weeks.
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Tiafoe, the son of immigrants from Sierra Leone who learned the game at the Maryland tennis club where his father was a custodian, has long been touted as a prodigious talent.
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He was just a custodian of these things, and he knew after his lifetime that they would pass on to other people who would get tremendous enjoyment the way he did.
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Frederick Walker, a chief pilot for Air America, said that Mr. Smith, as custodian of the airline's history, "embodies the African proverb: 'When an old man dies, a library burns down.'"
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Blast from the past A long-lost purse is serving as a time capsule after a custodian discovered it wedged between a locker and a wall at an Ohio middle school.
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The claim is: "for recovery of the amount of debentures outstanding, along with interest, for and on behalf of all debenture holders under all the three public issues," the custodian said.
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It's not to be taken lightly, to be the custodian of a work of art, whether it's a piece made just now by some young kid, or something from the '50s.
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That way, even if she had, bizarrely, hand-delivered mini-pastries only to her favorite people — a group that did include you — she would have been publicly identified as their custodian.
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Its custodian, Jeff Roth, comes across in "Obit" as a droll, mildly frantic version of a Jorge Luis Borges character holding inscrutable dominion over a vast, seemingly impenetrable labyrinth of arcana.
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After high school, Evans spent three years at Hobart and William Smith College in New York, but left during her junior year to help support her family with the custodian job.
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Another Hanjin ship off Long Beach, the Hanjin Montevideo, is under the supervision of a court-ordered custodian after two fuel companies obtained an arrest warrant for it over unpaid bills.
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The finance ministry, the custodian of the state budget, had opposed the idea of profit-based tax, claiming that will allow producers to conceal income in order to minimise tax payouts.
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The adult is the "custodian" and maintains control of the account and invests on the child's behalf until they meet the required age, which varies by state but is generally age 18.
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But Lance, 53, quickly changed her mind, saying she and her late 70-year-old mother, once a custodian at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, wouldn't want Roof to get that punishment.
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But he notes that an embassy move would "likely create complications for Jordan," whose King is the official custodian of the Muslim holy site in Jerusalem and whose population is 60% Palestinian.
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The Charles Schwab-TD Ameritrade tie-up is set to shatter records for its size, remake the brokerage and custodian industries, and usher in a wave of branch closures and job cuts.
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The company is reported to have asked HSBC, which is listed as the custodian of the stake, to reveal the identity of its client, according to a report in the Financial Times.
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The Charles Schwab-TD Ameritrade tie-up is set to shatter records for its size, remake the brokerage and custodian industries, and usher in a wave of branch closures and job cuts.
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State Street dropped 7.5 percent after the U.S. custodian bank said it would fund its $2.6 billion acquisition of investment firm Charles River Development by suspending shares buybacks and issuing new equity.
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The US attorney's office tried to argue that the "immediate custodian rule" applied in this situation, but Judge Goldsmith rejected this argument because "petitioners have demonstrated extraordinary circumstances," according to court documents.
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The plaintiffs also claim Wells Fargo put its own interests as a lender on a line of credit ahead of its duties as trustee of the fund and custodian of its assets.
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Of Romania's overall gold reserves of about 103.7 tonnes, about 61 tonnes is kept at the Bank of England - the world's second-largest custodian of gold after the New York Federal Reserve.
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The ultimate goal is for an entire ecosystem — organized by Google as the custodian but populated by big-name module makers like Panasonic, Samsung, and Toshiba — and a plethoric variety of options.
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The clients can even split their encryption keys into multiple pieces distributed over different third parties, so that no one custodian can access a client's data without the cooperation of the others.
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DSC teamed up with Thomson Reuters, a data firm, to compile an index; State Street had been making one since 2004, using data it gleans as a custodian of private-equity assets.
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Jordan alleged that Cummings's 10-page memo "mischaracterizes" information she provided the committee, noting that Newbold's list of 25 officials including non-political employees, such as a General Services Administration (GSA) custodian.
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There are many different bitcoin exchanges, but Cboe uses Gemini Trust Co., an exchange and custodian founded in 0003 that allows customers to buy, sell and store digital assets such as bitcoin.
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Mr. Kushner appears to see himself as the custodian of Mr. Trump's political brand, offering his father-in-law "options," and has spoken about clearing out the Republican Party of lingering resistance.
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That is surprising given that Jerusalem is home to the Aqsa Mosque, and that the Saudi king holds the title of custodian of Islam's two other holiest mosques, in Mecca and Medina.
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The red purse covered in dust was discovered last year by Chas Pyle, a custodian at North Canton Middle School, when he was reattaching the trim between the lockers and the wall.
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Since there are many very low-cost 401(k) plans provided by employers, don't just rush into rolling your 401(k) to a new custodian, because the fees may actually be higher.
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"On the heels of all the zero-commission announcements, this was the inevitable next shoe to drop," said Bill Capuzzi, CEO of Apex Clearing, a custodian firm that holds securities for brokerages.
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If, for all its eclecticism, "A History of Pictures" affirms the exceptionalism of painting, then Hockney's recent exhibition at the Royal Academy secures his position as the custodian of that stately tradition.
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Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and his party said on Thursday that the call showed Zelenskiy was an irresponsible custodian of the country's foreign policy and accused him of upsetting key allies.
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As defense secretary, he is the chief custodian and proximate controller of the nation's military resources, which affords him considerable clout in the interagency process, and he has strong ties in Congress.
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The absence of Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, whose king also hold the title of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in Mecca and Medina, underlined divisions in the Muslim world.
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Jamey Miller, the school custodian, told the outlet that it's not too surprising that the bear was in the area, as Bradford is deemed "bear country" and the woods are close by.
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"The proposal...is a clear example of what Melrose does which is good for pensioners and shareholders alike and shows we are a good custodian for all stakeholders," Melrose said in its statement.
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JPMorgan Chase will become the custodian for more than $1 trillion in BlackRock assets, which have been under custody at State Street, Dow Jones reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"Working with two of the largest custodian banks will open up new avenues for price discovery and alert market participants to relevant signal data that indicates market activity, price and depth," said Taylor.
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Last July it started developing the tool that would become Cloud Custodian; today it announced at an AWS event in Chicago that it was making that tool available as open source on GitHub.
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Excluding tax benefit of 41 cents and charges of 24 cents, the custodian bank reported a profit of 33.33 cents, in-line with analysts' expectation, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The announcement came just days after it appointed four custodian banks as custodians of the pension insurance fund, which was seen as signs that the government was speeding up on pension fund investment.
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Philadelphia (CNN)President Barack Obama made a fervent plea for Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, casting the Democratic nominee as a custodian of his legacy while rejecting Republicans' message as fostering anger and hate.
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But clients of BNY Mellon's Pershing LLC custodian and asset manager cannot pay the fee through a wire transfer to the AFIP tax agency, according to two lawyers, an accountant and a broker.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Monday it temporarily suspended trading in shares of American Retail Group after the company claimed SEC approval as a custodian for cryptocurrency trading.
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"We're starting to see it play out now as advisors lose big accounts," said Tom Nally, president of TD Ameritrade Institutional, which serves as a custodian for independent RIAs, in a 2014 interview.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Rival camps inside President Vladimir Putin's entourage are preparing to do battle with each other over whether the Russian state should keep its role as custodian of the economy.
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Khin Swe Oo, the custodian of the most prominent nat shrine in Taung Pyone, says that shouting, threats and physical destruction of holy objects have occurred every year for the past five years.
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The official custodian in charge of the keys to one of the most sacred sites in Christianity will not welcome Vice President Pence when he visits the Old City of Jerusalem this month.
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And until -- while that individual remains in custody they are not going to be a suitable custodian, nor is there the ability to detain them together because they are then in ICE custody.
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But that is not always the case, as an initial decision last week in an administrative proceeding rejected charges against Equity Trust, a custodian of individual retirement accounts, for violating the securities laws.
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Requests would be placed, the custodian said, and "they'll come back to me and they'll be like we they don't have no filters ... it could be six months to a year," they said.
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The police say that Sanji Ram, the temple's custodian, devised the plan as a way to terrorize the Bakarwals, and that he enlisted a nephew and some friends to kidnap and kill Asifa.
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But Mr. Xi regularly quotes Confucius and other ancient sages, stressing their teachings on obedience and order, and promoting the idea that the party is the custodian of a 5,000-year-old civilization.
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Broadway becomes a place that's not in silence and not in sound when the director Kenny Leon revives Mark Medoff's 1979 play about the relationship between a deaf custodian and a hearing teacher.
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A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday revived constitutional claims by a public school custodian in Pennsylvania who says he was demoted after filing a union grievance about the elimination of paid days off.
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Jordan, the custodian of the Aqsa shrine in Jerusalem, helped resolved the crisis involving the mosque, set off when Israel placed metal detectors, cameras and other security measures at entrances to the compound.
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Falcon will continue to provide custodian services to its UK clients, whose wealth management needs will be served by Dolfin under the deal, which is expected to close in May at the latest.
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Excluding tax benefit of 41 cents and charges of 24 cents, the custodian bank reported a profit of 91 cents, in-line with analysts' expectation, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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There's good cause for this: Robert Swinston, the company's director, was with the Cunningham company for 36 years as an outstanding dancer and was its dance director and vigilant custodian after Cunningham's death.
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The note reveals a shocking Mendoza family secret: Jason (Chris Warren), the son of the hotel's longtime manager Helen (Wendy Raquel Robinson) and custodian Malcolm (John Marshall Jones), is secretly Santiago's biological son.
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He presented himself as a dutiful custodian of the political tradition; he opened by saying that, as a student at Stanford, he cast his first vote for Jackson, who was in the room.
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U.S. Bank is no longer the custodian for the ETFMG Alternative Harvest exchange-traded fund, which allows investors to get in on the bustling marijuana trade through ownership in a variety of companies.
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The kingdom's 1994 peace treaty with Israel defines clear responsibilities for Jordan as custodian of Jerusalem's Muslim holy sites, and Jordan considers these responsibilities crucial to fostering respect between Muslims, Jews, and Christians.
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King Abdullah's Hashemite dynasty is custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, making Amman particularly sensitive to any changes of status after the Trump's administration's decision to recognize it as Israel's capital.
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"As the purveyor of the Asia's key price methodologies for crude and products and the custodian of the daily Market on Close (MOC) window, Platts' can command the undivided attention of traders," said Driscoll.
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After shooting Strahan, Sharpe allegedly walked down the hallway "shooting indiscriminately," injuring three female students — two aged 14, the other 15 — before a school custodian approached him and ordered him to surrender, police said.
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Some people accused Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam and the custodian of its holiest places, of surrendering Palestinian rights for the sake of its alliance with Trump and his tough stand on Iran.
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The transfer "shall not be construed as an admission of wrongdoing or liability on the part of the current custodian or any other party", the prosecutors said in a filing in a California court.
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As I was walking by a custodian said out loud that it smelled like sewage water—I imagine he has a better nose for these things than I—and was telling other passers-by.
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State Street dropped 5.6 percent after the U.S. custodian bank said it would buy Charles River Development for $2.6 billion in cash and fund the deal by suspending shares buybacks and issuing new equity.
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Each note is allocated a specific, segregated collateral account, held with a custodian bank (JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (AA-/Stable/F1+), BNY or Clearstream Banking S.A. (AA/Stable/F1+) depending on the note series).
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He was on a mission to convince the West that their governments had made a mistake in backing his opponents and that he was secure in his position as the custodian of Syrian sovereignty.
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"Every day, around sunset, there is a dhamal here, and there are large numbers of people who come for this," Nawaz Ali, the shrine's custodian, was quoted as saying by local news media outlets.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — One defendant was the custodian of a holy shrine who trafficked in Viagra, condoms and pagan amulets, and who, when exposed, falsely accused a young woman named Farkhunda of burning a Quran.
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While his father, Constant, was employed as a custodian at a junior tennis facility in College Park, Md., he found his way onto those courts and the rest is history, albeit a short one.
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But the SAFE Banking Act — which recently passed the House and faces an uphill battle in the Senate — does not apply to broader capital-markets activity like investment banking or custodian services as written.
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Another former employee expressed relief that the registry, which is a "core asset" for web developers, would be in the hands of a company like Microsoft that he believed would be a good custodian.
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The legitimacy of the Saudi king is so tied to his stewardship of the holy sites that he bears the title "The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques," meaning those in Mecca and Medina.
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The woman, Lin Meixian, 52, had taken the subway from her home in Queens and had picked up cans from the basement of a small hotel in Chinatown where she worked as a custodian.
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Bank of New York Mellon missed analysts' estimates for quarterly profit on Thursday, as the world's largest custodian bank earned less from its interest-earning assets due to rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
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Bank of New York Mellon reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday, as the world's largest custodian bank cut costs to counter weakness in its investment management business and lower interest rates.
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Raisi is also the custodian of the Imam Reza shrine in Mashad, the most visited and important holy site in Iran, and has strong base of support among rural, religious, poor and hardline clerics.
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"[We're] committed to having the best employees who care about all children in our schools, whether it be the teacher, the custodian, the secretary or a substitute teacher," he said in the a statement.
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In its statement, McKinsey said the decision to use an offshore company was driven not by its hedge fund but "by our custodian and the type of investment" — in funds rather than traded securities.
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The stinging defeat of Hillary Clinton, though expected, is something of a rebuke for his administration, given that she was Mr. Obama's first secretary of state and is running as the custodian of his legacy.
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In an upstairs bathroom, custodian Augie Siriano heard four or five distinctive pops and went to investigate, threading through a sanctuary and lobby toward the chapel where Tree of Life's service had been cut short.
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Mr. DeBaggis and Mr. Crowe also arranged the payment of $60,000 in political contributions to the Ohio treasurer's election campaign in return for Mr. Ahmad's awarding State Street the sub-custodian contracts, the S.E.C. said.
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While employer-sponsored 401(k) plans do provide a suitable number of investment options, you are only able to choose from what your company and the custodian of your 401(k) plan offer to you.
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"The legislative scheme of the Public Records Act does not allow a custodian to delay the production of records to allow the resolution of a constitutional challenge to the release of the documents," he wrote.
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That argument does not hold water, since pooled pension plans funded by taxes and worker contributions bear no resemblance whatever to the auto-IRA plans, which envision individual accounts held by a third party custodian.
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Stripped of financial jargon, the primary function of a custodian is to hold on to (or maintain "custody" of) its clients' securities and keep them safe from potential external complications such as theft or otherwise.
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This impulse peaks in the mid-1990s when history is declared dead and its custodian, the historian, is deconstructed as one among many authoritative guardians of a discipline that laid claims to safeguarding historical truth.
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Our polymathic morgue custodian, Jeff Roth, who presides over tens of thousands of drawers of old photographs and yellowed, crumbling clippings, all the stock-in-trade of the obituary writer's work, was interviewed in situ.
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Initially, a three-judge panel of an appeals court in Washington delayed the abortion in order to give officials enough time to find the teen a sponsor who could take over as a legal custodian.
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According to the rules, an FOF must invest at least 80 percent of its assets in mutual funds, while management and custodian fees must not be charged twice, the regulator said on its official microblog.
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The Israeli military's custodian of abandoned West Bank lands placed an advertisement in mid-August in the Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds, along with a map, asking anybody claiming ownership to submit objections within 30 days.
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The assets held by the fund's custodian, Bank of New York Mellon, were frozen last October after a lawsuit by Moldovan businessman Anatolie Stati who seeks to enforce an arbitration ruling against the Astana government.
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One of Mr. Ekkapol's duties after he was ordained was taking care of younger novices, said Patcharadanai Kittisophano, a monk at the Phrathat Doi Wao temple, where the young coach now works as a custodian.
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"As much as I struggled, it was incredible to be able to do that for them," said Mr. Vautour, 64, who has worked the graveyard shift as a custodian at Boston College for 17 years.
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"It's an intellectual autobiography — a starchy, ardent and, on occasion, surprisingly personal account of what it means to be the custodian of one's conscience in a world saturated with orthodoxies," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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That Saudi warning might be expected, given that Jerusalem is home to the Aqsa Mosque and that the Saudi king holds the title of custodian of Islam's two other holiest mosques, in Mecca and Medina.
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It is asking that "beneficial owners or investment managers" identify themselves by April 17 via their custodian banks or a website set up by DF King in order to "facilitate effective communication," the statement said.
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Faced with a devastating challenge to its credibility as the divinely sanctioned custodian of Mecca's holy places, the Saudi royal family was forced to rely on a team of French commandos to recapture the mosque.
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Instead, it comes from corporations hiring Fidelity to oversee their 401(k) plans, wealthy investors handing their savings over to one of its financial advisers or fast-growing investment firms selecting it as their custodian.
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Last year Khamenei named him custodian of Astan Qods Razavi, an organization in charge of a multi-billion-dollar religious foundation that manages donations to the country's holiest shrine in the northern city of Mashhad.
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As a custodian with US$10trn in assets under management, the new platform allows BNPP to handle its clients' collateral needs, from net exposure calculation and substitution to physical settlement and custody of those assets.
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Finally, the loss of credibility as a responsible custodian of the two Muslim holy places plays into both the Saudi fear of losing dominance in the region and the fear of losing power at home.
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"It used to be people only worried about wiring money to Nigeria," said Bryan Baas, managing director of risk oversight and controls at TD Ameritrade Institutional, which serves as custodian for more than 5,000 financial advisors.
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While Riyadh and its allies have welcomed Trump's harder line against Tehran, which has cast itself as the guardian of Palestinian rights, critics accuse Saudi Arabia, the custodian of Islam's holiest places, of abandoning the Palestinians.
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Because Mr. McGahn does not have the legal right to disclose these documents to third parties, I would ask the Committee to direct any request for such records to the White House, the appropriate legal custodian.
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"Financial-planning software is an easy way for advisors to develop deeper relationships with their clients," said Danielle Fava, director of product strategy at TD Ameritrade Institutional, which serves as custodian for more than 7,000 advisors.
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No matter which technology or appointed custodian we deploy to solve this, our identities should belong to we the people rather than one corporation or consortium of corporations that seek to exploit our data for profit.
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While Riyadh and its allies have welcomed Trumps harder line against Tehran, which has cast itself as the guardian of Palestinian rights, critics accuse Saudi Arabia, the custodian of Islam's holiest places, of abandoning the Palestinians.
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The fact that he has not yet fired the self-styled custodian of those campaign promises, Mr Bannon, who is at war with the president's treasured son-in-law, Mr Kushner, is emblematic of that bind.
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A Vatican statement said they discussed "the promotion of peace and stability in the Mideast, with particular reference to the question of Jerusalem and the role of the Hashemite Sovereign as Custodian of the Holy Places".
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"It only takes one little mistake on behalf of the data custodian and every single piece of data can be in the public domain in mere minutes," Hunt wrote in a blog post about the incident.
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I wrote a comprehensive primer on the investment mechanism a few weeks ago, but the summary is that CDRs will give mainland Chinese investors access to overseas-listed stocks that set up the right custodian accounts.
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That is why I chose to make my first foreign visit a trip to the heart of the Muslim world, to the nation that serves as custodian of the two holiest sites in the Islamic Faith.
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According to a written statement from Michele Lai, a custodian of records and the operations manager of the US Law Enforcement Response Team for Yahoo, the company received two requests from law enforcement in Knaggs' case.
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"I see the Cubans in the United States talking bad about Obama because he was standing with the image of Che behind him," said Alfredo Calderon, 83, a retired musician who now works as a custodian.
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The merger would combine approximately $3.8 trillion in assets from Schwab and $1.3 trillion from TD Ameritrade and create a massive custodian in an industry that already provides less choice for registered investment advisors or RIAs.
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"Most people know that they can make charitable contributions via their distribution," said Curtis Glovier, chairman and chief executive of Pensco Trust Company, an alternative asset custodian in San Francisco that specializes in self-directed I.R.A.s.
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Carlson said Guild hasn't worked with large tech companies much yet, because they tend to outsource custodian and building security jobs, or jobs in food service, which is where most people without college degrees find work.
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Between 2016 and 2019, he served as the custodian of Astan Quds Razavi, a massive business conglomerate with a real estate portfolio worth an estimated $20 billion, which effectively functions as a slush-fund for Khamenei.
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Saudi Arabia's claim is pretty strong, as it is both the birthplace of Islam and the "custodian" of the two holiest places in Islam, the Prophet Mohammed's mosque in Medina and Masjid al-Haram in Mecca.
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Custodian of Islam's most revered places, Saudi Arabia stakes its reputation on organizing haj, one of the five pillars of Islam which every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once.
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But once in Paris, they encounter racism and violence as they struggle to hold onto the pretense of their marriage, taking on menial jobs as a domestic helper (Yalini) and building custodian (Dheepan) to make ends meet.
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NEW YORK, April 29 (Reuters) - HealthEquity Inc, a U.S. custodian of health savings accounts, has approached WageWorks Inc, an administrator of employee benefits, with an offer to acquire it, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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An interesting twist in this deal is that it allows SAP to remain custodian of the data in the cloud, meaning that SAP remains responsible for this data, regardless of the fact that it's running on GCP.
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Warburg said Deutsche Bank had failed to withhold taxes of 46 million euros for a series of share trades that took place as part of Deutsche's role as a custodian bank for the years 2010 and 2011.
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Grace Ngugi, head of economic ethnobotany at National Museums of Kenya (NMK), the state custodian of Kenya's natural and cultural heritage, said growing use of herbal treatments is an opportunity for the traditional medicine industry to expand.
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Portability rules allow account holders to transfer their account balance to their choice of custodian, and it's important to choose one with a wide range of investment options and low fees, said McClanahan of Life Planning Partners.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Politically correct casting alarmists may stamp their feet about a white woman being cast as the supreme custodian of knowledge at a Himalayan retreat, which is, in fact, a thoroughly interracial establishment.
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Khamenei appointed Raisi in 2016 as the custodian of Astan Qods Razavi, an organization in charge of a multi-billion-dollar religious foundation that manages donations to the country's holiest shrine in the northern city of Mashhad.
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"The European steel sector is in a difficult situation," Ursula Gather, chairperson of the foundation that with a 23 percent stake is seen as a custodian of the industrial group's tradition, told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (WAZ).
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Where a water outlet yielded a sample with a concentration above the cutoff, the outlet was replaced and the building's custodian was told to flush all outlets in the school every Monday morning and after every holiday.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Twenty people were tortured and then murdered with clubs and knives at a Pakistani Sufi shrine, the police said on Sunday, in an attack purportedly carried out by the shrine's custodian and several accomplices.
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"They tell us that the No. 1 thing preventing them from getting started is the existence of a digital asset custodian that they can trust to store client funds securely," the company wrote in a blog post.
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Luis Rivera, 58, a school custodian and a Red Sox fan who moved to Boston from Puerto Rico at age 17, said he had felt uncomfortable attending games at Fenway Park with his brothers 20183 years ago.
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Babej, who is currently based in New York and will relocate to Hong Kong, will replace Francisco Aristeguieta, who left Citi earlier this year to join custodian bank State Street as chief executive of its international business.
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For example, a theme from Act Three came to him during a night patrol of Columbia's music department when he sat at a student piano and banged out a melody, which drew a compliment from a custodian.
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The study, released to clients last week and seen by Reuters on Tuesday, aggregates data from reports commissioned by companies, which permitted Nasdaq to access data from custodian banks on the underlying beneficial owners of their shares.
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Eventually, after repeated hearings, heated motions practice and a six-day trial, Chancellor Bouchard ruled that he could neither allow the feud to destroy TransPerfect nor leave the court, via the custodian, indefinitely involved in the company's affairs.
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But they stopped short of a binding ruling on the scope of the court's power under the custodian statute because they concluded that Shawe had waived the statutory argument by failing to raise it in the lower court.
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"Because Mr. McGahn does not have the legal right to disclose these documents to third parties, I would ask the Committee to direct any request for such records to the White House, the appropriate legal custodian," Cipollone wrote.
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MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL Data privacy requirements have up to now prevented custodian information from being used to its full potential, and those involved in the latest initiative say that proven data security will be crucial in bringing clients onboard.
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Carlson had long been a part of the Academy, graduating in 1953 and sending his children to the school before going back himself to work as a custodian, he told the school's media website, Redhawks Online last year.
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"Because Mr. McGahn does not have the legal right to disclose these documents to third parties, I would ask the Committee to direct any request for such records to the White House, the appropriate legal custodian," Cipollone said.
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"We demand you immediately release the yearbook to a neutral custodian so our expert can look at the actual document, release the yearbook so we can determine is it genuine or is it a fraud," Jauregui told reporters.
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" In an exclusive interview with TechCrunch, Prince Kalema told me: "My family considers itself to be the custodian of the land, and I have been searching for about a decade to find solutions that would improve the country.
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The number of properties with the Custodian of Enemy Property has risen to about 16,000 from 2,100 a few years ago - nearly all taken from Muslim families - and are estimated at more than 1 trillion rupees ($15 billion).
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If that was an example of goalkeeping at its very best, Uruguay's Fernando Muslera showed how easily it can go wrong for the custodian with a horrendous error to gift France their second goal in the 61st minute.
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Must not maintain custody of player funds unless deemed a qualified custodian" Update: on June 22, the NFLPA Security issued a fraud alert for Ash Narayan, suspending his registration with the NFLPA financial advisor program "immediately and indefinitely.
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Because of the centrality of the holy sites to the Muslim world, the Saudi monarch's preferred title is "Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques," referring to the Grand Mosque in Mecca and the Prophet's Mosque in nearby Medina.
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My role, as I understand it now, is to be an editor and custodian of the document Nick and I created, and to guide — but not prescribe — the various options the singers and musicians have in expounding it.
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I put this question to Leo Mazzone, the former pitching coach for the Atlanta Braves and the custodian of one of baseball's greatest rotations of starting pitchers: Greg Maddux, John Smoltz and Tom Glavine, Hall of Famers all.
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Mr. Trump, who is more of a nominal custodian with his own set of plans than he is a devoted guardian of the party's legacy and conservative principles, has so far failed to bring the warring factions together.
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Schwab is already the largest so-called custodian, with $1.8 trillion in assets managed by registered investment advisers; it controls roughly half of the market, according to Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, an investment bank that specializes in financial services.
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Babej, who is currently based in New York and will relocate to Hong Kong, will replace Francisco Aristeguieta, who left Citi earlier this year to join custodian bank State Street Corp as chief executive of its international business.
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Richard Mabey, doyen of English nature writers, has written lyrically of the beech wood he owned in the Chiltern Hills to the northwest of London (pleasingly referring to himself merely as its "custodian," as opposed to its proprietor).
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"On the heels of all the zero-commission announcements, this was the inevitable next shoe to drop," Bill Capuzzi, CEO of Apex Clearing, a custodian firm that holds securities for brokerages, told my colleague Paul R. La Monica.
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And any school where tests have found an outlet with water over the action level is supposed to have its drinking water outlets and kitchen faucets flushed for at least 10 minutes by a custodian every Monday morning.
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Mogherini, who also spoke to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, threw her weight behind Jordan's King Abdullah, saying he was "a very wise man" that everyone should listen to as the custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
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Raisi was not well known until 2016 when Khamenei appointed him the custodian of Astan Qods Razavi, a multi-billion dollar religious conglomerate that owns mines, textile factories, a pharmaceutical plant and even major oil and gas firms.
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Now, the woman is facing 14 more counts — 123 charges of custodian sexual battery of a child and three additional counts of sexual battery of a victim under 12 years old, a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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King Abdullah's Hashemite dynasty is the custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, making Amman sensitive to any changes in the status of the city, whose eastern sector was captured by Israel from Jordan in a 1967 war.
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Outside the Pervin Chapel, "I turned and looked and there was a gentleman lying face down, coming out of the doors … and he had blood coming out of his head," custodian Augie Siriano recalled to local TV station WTAE.
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Influential Shi'ite cleric Ebrahim Raisi, the custodian of a powerful organization in charge of Iran's holiest shrine, appears to be the leading hardline candidate in the presidential race, though some prominent conservatives have already thrown their weight behind Rouhani.
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Given the rich trove of domestic and everyday items that has been excavated in the region, why then did it take the Franciscan Custodian so long to put together an exhibition of this kind at the cradle of Christianity?
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The softly-spoken custodian, who lives with his wife in a cottage on the grounds of the Surp Tateos Partogomeos church, is among hundreds of Yali residents watching with mixed feelings as their historic district transforms before their eyes.
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Fugitive: Robert Van Wisse -- A young mother working as a custodian in an office complex is found raped and strangled in the men's bathroom, but it takes more than 20 years of cold-case work to pinpoint the killer.
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PA) said on Friday it had raised 2.4 billion euros ($2.7 billion) from share and bond sales designed to sever its 18-year connection with Dassault Aviation, unwinding its role as a custodian on behalf of the French government.
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It is that curiosity that has led them to create some of the most widely used technology platforms in the world today and also made them the custodian of most of the data about almost anything in the world.
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Jordan, in particular, will be left in the lurch; King Abdullah II is the custodian of the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and about 30 percent (3.4 million) of Jordan's population is of Palestinian origin and 2.4 million are refugees.
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That Brod, the great custodian of Kafka's legacy, managed to leave it in the hands of a gaggle of litigious would-be inheritors is no small irony, though a fitting one, given the nature of Kafka's court-riddled work.
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But since President George W. Bush changed his nomination to that of chief justice after Chief Justice William Rehnquist's death, Chief Justice Roberts took on the additional responsibilities of being the custodian of the Supreme Court's prestige and authority.
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On Tuesday, Marty Browning Jr., 34, and his girlfriend Julie Browning, 36, were charged with death of a child by a parent, guardian or custodian and child neglect causing death, according to Fayette County Jail records obtained by PEOPLE.
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In 2011, Richard Abapo Quidilla, a contract employee working as a records custodian for Citizenship and Immigration Services in California, altered computer files to make it appear that 30 people who were in the country illegally were naturalized citizens.
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In addition, China plans to allow local units of foreign private fund managers to buy Hong Kong stocks via the cross-border Connect scheme, and will also relax rules for foreign banks to provide fund custodian services in China.
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"The leadership of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques (the king) and the crown prince, is a red line, and we will not permit attempts to harm or undermine them," he added.
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Ikegaya said MUFG was focusing on niche services as it cannot hope to match global leaders such as State Street Corp and Bank of New York Mellon Corp on scale in the traditional custodian business, which safe-keeps fund investors' money.
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Current White House counsel Pat Cipollone wrote to Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler Tuesday directing the committee to request the documents from the White House, and not McGahn, arguing that the executive branch was the appropriate legal custodian of the material.
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Wahhabi clergy offer legitimacy and public support to a king who styles himself "custodian of the two holy mosques", and leave all matters of governance and foreign policy to him so long as his edicts do not contradict Muslim law.
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Miranda Nicole Pauley, a 34-year-old biology teacher at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland, Va., faces four felony counts of indecent liberties by a custodian and one felony count of use of a communication system for crimes against children.
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According to the previous documents obtained by TMZ, Drake-Lee additionally cited flare-ups of Williams' temper, including an alleged death threat he made during a road rage incident, as another reason why she be the sole custodian of the children.
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Custodian of Islam's most revered places in Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabia stakes its reputation on organizing haj, one of the five pillars of Islam which every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once.
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"His Highness (Sheikh Tamim) wished him success ... for the good of the kingdom under the wise leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques," Sheikh Tamim said in a message to Prince Mohammed, Qatar state news agency QNA reported.
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Before the new guidelines, which are binding, only banks listed in the main stock market and over-the-counter market needed to register their stakeholders with custodian institutions such as regional equity exchanges, according to the banking and insurance regulator.
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She was arrested on Thursday and charged with four felony counts of indecent liberties by a custodian and one felony count of use of a communication system for crimes against children, according to a charging affidavit viewed by PEOPLE. Sgt.
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Mr. Gilmour is the proud custodian of the sound of Pink Floyd, in which he was the guitarist, main lead singer and — after Roger Waters, the main songwriter and bassist before him, left the band in 1985 — the full-fledged bandleader.
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But if the once-ravaged parts of the borough have enjoyed a modest comeback, it is because of people like Father Flynn, Sister Cecilia and her successor, Sister Nora McArt, and Astin Jacobo, the school's custodian, a relentless community advocate.
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Beeliar Wetlands custodian and Whadjuk Noongar woman Corina Abraham have worked tirelessly behind the scenes of the Roe 8 protests, even lodging an unsuccessful legal challenge against the Western Australian and federal government under section nine of the Aboriginal Heritage Act.
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Beyond the noise of his persona, they see the chief custodian of a technology that can be used for transformative good; whatever the hostility that he provokes, they maintain that there is no way his work could proceed without angering people.
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As custodian of Christian and Muslim holy sites, the king sees Jerusalem as a key issue — something made clear by posters throughout Jordan showing the king next to images of Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.
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The exceptions tended to be people like Lucía Rodriguez, 19903, who cleans houses and has voted regularly for more than a decade — even in 2008 after she and her husband, a custodian, saw all their savings vanish in the mortgage crisis.
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It turns out that the stake was not for a single investor, but was an aggregation of trades by multiple investors where HSBC was acting as a custodian, according to the people, who were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
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He befriends Miles, a quarterback and a rich kid, and Molly, the daughter of a pill-popping English teacher, and together they play hooky from the disaster of everyday life, finding refuge in a trailer that belongs to their school's custodian.
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The two-bedroom house was exactly what she had wanted — a gem that defied the expectation of what she could afford on her salary as a custodian, and that was big enough for her to raise her two boys in.
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Begun as a research arm of Congress, the Library of Congress evolved into a resource for the government and scholars, a custodian of the nation's written, artistic and cultural heritage, with the added duty of overseeing the United States Copyright Office.
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Trump administration officials claim that they only separate families at ports of entry if they are worried about the safety of the child, or if they don't think there's enough evidence that the adult is really the child's legal custodian.
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"As a matter of transparency, to all in our community, especially the Ghaisar family, and as the administrative custodian of the video, I am releasing the in-car video of the US Park Police shooting," Roessler said in a statement Wednesday.
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Last year he was appointed by Mr. Khamenei as the custodian of Astan Quds Razavi, a well-endowed Islamic charity in charge of Imam Reza Shrine, one of the holiest sites in the Shia branch of Islam that prevails in Iran.
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The custodian of Casa Mollino shared with Hickman the source of these bewitching butterflies — the 1950s photography book, "Joyaux Ailes, un atlas des plus beaux papillons du mode," from which the plates were torn out and framed for the room.
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Pérez seemed resigned, though, that Zidane was more in line with Roberto Di Matteo, Chelsea's right-place, right-time Champions League-winning coach in 2012, and Luis Enrique, a custodian of — rather than an upgrade to — Guardiola's legacy at Barcelona.
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"We demand you immediately release the yearbook to a neutral custodian so our expert can look at the actual document, release the yearbook so we can determine is it genuine or is it a fraud," Jauregui told reporters in Birmingham.
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Palestinians make up a large segment of Jordan's population, and the ruling Hashemite monarchy derives some of its political legitimacy from its historic role as custodian of Jerusalem's main Muslim shrine, the Al-Aqsa mosque, which is Islam's third holiest site.
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The agency later said "the custodian of the Two Holy Mosques had confirmed his support and backing for setting up safe zones in Syria", but did not mention Yemen, where a Saudi alliance is fighting against the Iran-aligned Houthi group.
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While the exact reason that U.S. Bank no longer will be the custodian remains unclear, there's speculation that banks may want to steer clear from marijuana-related companies as long as the federal government still has not approved the drug's legalization.
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Even advisers who act under the fiduciary standard can receive so-called soft dollars from the custodian holding their clients' money or from mutual funds or exchange-traded funds that want to encourage them to sell more of their fund.
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ADX's short-selling service will be open to investors with margin trading accounts, investment funds, institutional investors, custodian clients and market makers, said Blooshi, noting that the "door will be open" to other investors if they obtain approval from the exchange.
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Travi$ Scott's verse is accompanied with all sorts of trippy arty changes to the beat, which in this context feel less creative and more insecure that he knows he's worthless as a rapper and more valuable as the custodian of an aesthetic.
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Venice's National Marciana Library, custodian of the will, has co-published a large-format book, which contains a parchment reproduction of the nearly 700-year-old will, including marks left when the sheep was sheared and ink stains on the writing side.
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Throughout the rest of the trial, we'll hear from Rudy Mendoza, who worked as a general manager in Los Angeles during the time Lawson drove for GrubHub, GrubHub Director of Driver Network Operations Bill Francione, a custodian of records for Postmates and others.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca pleaded not guilty on Friday to charges he sought to obstruct a federal corruption probe that overshadowed the final years of his tenure as chief custodian of the nation's largest county jail system.
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Baca, aged 74 and suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, was standing trial on charges of trying to thwart a federal corruption probe that overshadowed the final years of his tenure as chief custodian of the nation's largest county jail system.
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The Swiss bank earns fees for advice and fund-management; the custodian picks up business; and the account is deemed for regulatory purposes to be American, meaning it avoids the disclosure rules that apply only to countries signed up to the CRS.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City's $170.6 billion pension system will analyze its carbon footprint for the first time amid concerns of potential investment risks from companies that fail to adapt to climate change, its custodian said in a statement on Thursday.
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Ms. Bourg, a custodian at a sporting goods store on the mainland, lives with her two sisters, 226-year-old mother, son and niece on land where her ancestors, members of the Native American tribes of southeastern Louisiana, have lived for generations.
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Dement made the decision to focus on Dobermans and, by the end of the 280s, he was the proud custodian of a large colony and had established that narcolepsy in this breed was caused by the transmission of a single recessive gene.
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The Green Gem garden was coaxed to life from a barren patch of New York City-owned land on Glenmore Street by James McCrae, a custodian at a medical center who founded it and has been its steward for more than two decades.
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"We demand you immediately release the yearbook to a neutral custodian so our expert can look at the actual document, release the yearbook so we can determine is it genuine or is it a fraud," Moore attorney Phillip Jauregui told reporters in Birmingham.
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Instead of having multiple advisors, investors can better address worries about overreliance on a single advisor by using one that, unlike Madoff, employs a third-party custodian to hold investments in the investor's name and issue account statements, according to Waldron's Greenfeld.
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Of the four men formerly sentenced to death in the case, three had their sentences reduced to 20 years, including the custodian of the shrine, Zainuddin; the intelligence agent, Sharaf Baghlani; and the defendant who drove his car over Farkhunda's body, Abdul Basheer.
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Dement made the decision to focus on Dobermans and, by the end of the 2000s, he was the proud custodian of a large colony and had established that narcolepsy in this breed was caused by the transmission of a single recessive gene.
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He had just reopened the bathrooms two weeks before, after closing them for months in the wake of an Unusual Occurrence — one of many categories of incident that group station managers painstakingly log and track — in which a bathroom custodian was threatened.
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" She refers to herself several times during our conversation not as a producer, but as a "custodian", telling me: "I want to take people's commitment to this game seriously, and deliver stuff that will make them happy in this part of their life.
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Shortly after Hurricane Harvey flooded Houston, I attended a service in a tiny Pentecostal church just across the state border in Louisiana with an elderly pipe fitter and a high school custodian, both Trump voters, climate science skeptics and critics of government spending.
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"The lack of any historical support for a legislative subpoena from a standing committee of Congress for the president's records — directed to a third-party custodian no less — raises constitutional red flags," Trump's lawyers wrote, calling the committee's demands "blunderbuss" and unreasonably broad.
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ROME (Reuters) - Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco on Tuesday defended his record as a custodian of local banks, telling parliament the collapse of numerous lenders was not due to careless supervision but to a deep recession and unhelpful European Union rules.
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