"I'm not foreclosing any option at this time," he said.
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The bailout didn't stop him from foreclosing on 36,000 homes.
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Caliber is now moving toward foreclosing on at least another 3,200.
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The U.S.D.A. is foreclosing on mortgages issued by its Farm Service Agency.
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Are we not foreclosing their options before their lives have even begun?
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The ideological argument for foreclosing confirmation at the outset is obvious and incontestable.
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Federal law prohibits a bank from automatically foreclosing when a home owner dies.
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The tying up all that involves foreclosing some possibilities in favor of others.
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OneWest was notorious for taking an especially aggressive role in foreclosing on struggling homeowners.
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"Nothing about the corporate form in itself justifies categorically foreclosing corporate liability," she wrote.
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"The bank is in the business of collecting interest, not foreclosing on collateral," Stumpf said.
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It acquired the building in 1974 after foreclosing on a tax lien against the property.
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If you do wind up foreclosing on a property, consider the costs of repairs and unknown problems.
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Merck says the jury has already found that its patents are valid, foreclosing any unclean hands defense.
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But if he ran, he probably would be foreclosing any chance of becoming president in the future.
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Under the terms of the mortgage settlements, banks do not get credit for foreclosing on a mortgage.
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Palestinians would view Israeli annexation as a game-changer, foreclosing the option of a viable Palestinian state.
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It is also far easier and less expensive to repossess a car compared to foreclosing on a home.
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And when those efforts fail, the firms are foreclosing on borrowers, taking back the homes and reselling them.
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When foreclosing, Goldman faces the challenge other mortgage lenders face — the lengthy and costly foreclosure process in some states.
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But the robotics revolution may be foreclosing that route to the middle class, MIT economist Daron Acemoglu tells Axios.
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Buyers also will be barred from abandoning hard-to-sell homes in poorer neighborhoods after foreclosing on the mortgages.
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When they stop their travels and adventures, they're foreclosing the possibility that other things will ever happen to them.
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Diane Wynn of Queens was equally perplexed when she learned last March that Ocwen was foreclosing on her home.
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Looking at Jackson's works from this perspective allows for new ways of reading her œuvre, instead of foreclosing them.
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"The risk of foreclosing rivals by denying programming is difficult to prove to be likely," Manishin told Motherboard by email.
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In his complaint, Depp asked for a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction preventing TMG from foreclosing on his home.
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Foreclosing on every attempt Fingal makes to suss out details of her personal life, she forecloses on us as well.
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" At the same time, Caldwell was on to a problem: Hedges' "tone is often marked by an argument-foreclosing condescension.
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All were seemingly intent on foreclosing the possibility of landing in a state of crippling purgatory if Catalonia became independent.
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It's foreclosing all the other sorts of intimacy gay men have been arguing for since the beginning of the gay liberation moment.
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Finally, the suit asks for a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction, which would prevent the firm from foreclosing on the home.
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Crucially, that clause requires all cases to be brought individually, foreclosing the possibility of a broader class action by black Airbnb users.
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She has put off their chance to vote on her deal until the 11th hour, in the hopes of foreclosing reasonable alternatives.
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Under Fidel Castro, Cuba enforced one of the world's most draconian bans on private property, essentially foreclosing the possibility of this occurring.
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Mnuchin earned the nickname "foreclosure king" by buying a bank and changing its name before foreclosing on the homes of 36,000 people.
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The bad bank says its best hope is to claw back money by foreclosing on real estate loans and sell the properties itself.
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Mnuchin said that OneWest had made mistakes foreclosing on homes with mortgages the bank inherited, despite his best efforts to offer loan modifications.
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Foreclosing one, but not all, of the earning stripping techniques simply motivates a foreign-based multinational enterprise to use other tax planning tools.
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Sheriff Temple Jennings would rather look into this crime than perform his more onerous duties, like foreclosing on Jess and Hazel Fuller's farm.
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"Foreclosing access to social media altogether thus prevents users from engaging in the legitimate exercise of First Amendment rights," reads Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion.
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But apologies are not part of Mr. Trump's vocabulary, foreclosing any possibility that he would acknowledge that he might have unintentionally offended Ms. Johnson.
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At the hearing on Thursday, Ms. Maloney called for the federal agencies that now hold some of the loans to stop foreclosing on borrowers.
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The offences that firms are booked for are technical, such as "foreclosing"—refusing to supply another firm—and "tying"—forcing people to buy particular bundles.
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He was a visible defender of the bank during community protests accusing it of aggressively foreclosing on homeowners, and during the bank's merger with CIT.
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In fact, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, many bankers were dismissive of the requirement, foreclosing on millions of borrowers without regard for process.
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Some of Mnuchin's greatest criticism comes from his time as chairman and CEO of OneWest, a California-based bank that heavily profited off of foreclosing homes.
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As a mortgage bill collector, Nationstar's interests typically align with borrowers', because foreclosing can be far more expensive than modifying and continuing to service a loan.
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Despite the universalist rhetoric of the United Nations' framers, the great powers would only acknowledge the legitimacy of some peoples, foreclosing that same recognition for others.
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What the authors of failed to adequately fully consider was that foreclosing the possibility of filibuster circumvented the normal circumstance in the Senate and encouraged partisanship.
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These investments are accruing ample returns, temporarily foreclosing the need for more investment until yet more broadband demand triggers the need to deploy 5th generation technology.
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For lenders, getting a delinquent borrower paying again on a modified mortgage is often (but not always) cheaper than foreclosing on the home and selling it.
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What we get concerned about is if the power of those monopolies is foreclosing competition in other markets or is in other ways harming consumers and competition.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Harrell, now 50, is to be formally cleared of the rape charge in State Superior Court in Freehold, N.J., officially foreclosing his legal tribulations.
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This head-spinning policy has created real concerns abroad that without adequate preparation the talks will collapse, prematurely foreclosing diplomacy and potentially paving a path to war.
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Right now, when you sign up for a bank or credit card account, chances are you're foreclosing a key avenue to relief in the event of wrongdoing.
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While she parsed her words carefully, the implications were clear: in solidly Democratic Massachusetts, longtime incumbents will prevail, foreclosing opportunities for younger, more diverse candidates to run.
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Spending so much time managing her children's challenges, this middle class, college educated family found the bank foreclosing on their house and they wound up on food assistance.
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The firms all contend that they make more money by getting delinquent borrowers to start making monthly payments again, as opposed to foreclosing on and selling vacant homes.
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However, by foreclosing on certain sectors or activities, socially responsible investors could undermine their own portfolio, which experts recommend diversifying across a range of assets and industries, some say.
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Apple and security experts have criticized government officials for resetting the Apple identification associated with the phone, foreclosing the possibility of recovering additional data through an automatic cloud backup.
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"We don't make money from foreclosing on folks," he said, pointing to data showing that it costs the company 10 times as much to handle a loan in foreclosure.
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"These are government guaranteed programs where we are foreclosing on senior citizens" Democrats and liberal advocacy groups have highlighted individual foreclosure stories to paint Mnuchin as a cruel corporatist.
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By deepening political control over the territory, China's communist leaders are continuing the stultification of democratic development in China, and permanently foreclosing any possibility of peaceful unification with Taiwan.
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It eliminates a perceived risk to the Nation's cybersecurity and, in so doing, has the secondary effect of foreclosing one small source of revenue for a large multinational corporation.
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Grime-streaked floodwater nearly slapped the 10-foot ceilings of the lower of the building's two chambers, lurching up a winding stairway and foreclosing access to the lobby below.
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Otting was chief executive at OneWest and a visible defender of the bank during community protests accusing it of aggressively foreclosing on homeowners and during the bank's merger with CIT.
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Such centralization slows the processes through which errors and misallocations are discovered, foreclosing the institutional diversity that allows local actors to govern themselves and cultivate the practices that suit their needs.
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Republican leadership aides have ruled it out as an option, but are not foreclosing the possibility of trying to do health care again in a budget reconciliation package early next year.
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Lisa Epstein, a nurse, learns that the bank foreclosing on her, the one at the end of the securitization daisy chain, could not prove that it had legally obtained her loan.
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If Mr. Romney is a less than enthralling personality, he would seem to be a safe bet, foreclosing the prospect of total humiliation under a nominee from outside the political mainstream.
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And tech loves acquisitions: "The vast majority of companies exit through M&A, so I do think people are worried about foreclosing M&A options, and founders as well," said Wenger.
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Suppliers and bank creditors including Banco Votorantim SA, Bank of China Ltd's Brazilian unit and Banco Pan SA sped up the bankruptcy filing when they began blocking accounts and foreclosing on collateral.
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Oi also received a ruling in the United States where a tribunal approved its request for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection, preventing creditors from suing in that country or foreclosing on U.S. assets.
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In retrospect, though, rather than foreclosing talk of socialism for good, the end of the Cold War seems to have opened up space for a new debate, with new terms of argument.
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Both companies have also told the Trump administration that leaving the Paris accord would diminish growth in new industries and raise costs for U.S. businesses by foreclosing participation in the trading program.
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He said the bank did its best to try to modify loans and keep borrowers in their homes but conceded that OneWest had made mistakes, such as foreclosing on some military families.
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In 2012, the California Department of Justice found in an investigation that OneWest Bank participated in "widespread misconduct" when foreclosing on homes, recommending that Harris file a civil enforcement action against the bank.
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Foreclosing on families is an ugly business, and it's even uglier when it turns out that people lost their homes unnecessarily because of incompetent loan servicing by the bank that's handling their mortgages.
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He also urged Obama to talk to the Russians about working together on Syria, a coldly realistic suggestion that might have ended the war faster, albeit by foreclosing the opposition's hope of victory.
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In their opinions concurring in the judgment in the Nixon case, Justices Byron White, Harry Blackmun, and David Souter wrote separately to voice their concern about foreclosing the impeachment process from judicial review.
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The Justice Department said this violated the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), which prohibits lenders from seizing or foreclosing on property of military personnel who are on active duty or recently completed it.
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Like N.Y.U., Kaiser's main goal is to keep students from forgoing lower-paying specialties like family medicine because of crushing debt, or foreclosing the option of medical school altogether because of the cost.
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In Mr. Vemula's case — if press reports are true — heavy hands at the highest reaches of India's government helped push him over the edge of despair by foreclosing his chance at a better future.
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The Government first claims that AT&T has an incentive to harm innovative virtual MVPDs and could act unilaterally on that incentive by foreclosing or restricting virtual MVPDs' access to "must-have" Turner content.
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Critics have described OneWest as a 'foreclosure machine' and Senator Ron Wyden, the committee's top Democrat, criticized the bank's automated "robo-signing" of foreclosure documents and foreclosing on the widows of reverse mortgage holders.
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" In addition, "OneWest was a market leader in foreclosing on the elderly: its subsidiary Financial Freedom carried out a disproportionate number of reverse mortgage foreclosures, which target seniors to suck out their home equity.
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And New Jersey's pension fund moved recently to ensure that private equity firms with mortgage investments in Puerto Rico were not foreclosing on residents of the island after the havoc caused by Hurricane Maria.
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Caliber, one of the nation's fastest growing mortgage firms, has drawn criticism for foreclosing too fast on some delinquent borrowers and offering five-year loan modifications, during which a borrower makes reduced monthly payments.
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The bank's non-performing loans (NPLs)-to-gross loan ratio declined to 2.7% at end-June 2016 from 4% at end-June 2015, primarily due to lower NPL entries, higher recoveries and some foreclosing activity.
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And while her goal has been to "keep the conversation going," responses like those from the Washington Spirit exacerbate the controversy by foreclosing attempts to tackle the primary issue of racism in the first place.
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On the same day, Steven T. Mnuchin, the nominee for treasury secretary, came under fire for foreclosing on homes in California, managing an offshore investment account and initially failing to disclose almost $100 million in assets.
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Steven Mumma, chairman and chief executive of New York Mortgage Trust, says the company, which has a portfolio of roughly $763 million worth of performing and reperforming mortgages, is not in the business of foreclosing on people.
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The proposed bill of rights, modeled on similar legislation that passed in California, would bar mortgage servicers from foreclosing while homeowners are modifying loans and establish a right to timely notifications of loan modification status for borrowers.
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Steven Mnuchin, Trump's treasury secretary, is one of the main characters in "Homewreckers," heading an investment group that bought the remains of IndyMac bank out of the rubble of the financial crisis and started foreclosing on people's homes.
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In order to legally foreclose on homeowners, the financial institutions doing the foreclosing must produce documents proving the mortgages were properly transferred from their originators through intermediaries and on to the trusts, detailing every step along that chain.
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The bureau said some of Ocwen's alleged violations included illegally foreclosing on homeowners, failing to credit borrowers' payments, botching escrow accounts, servicing loans using error-riddled information, and deceptively signing up and charging borrowers for add-on products.
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While several Democrats focused their critiques on Mnuchin's use of offshore entities for a range of investment enterprises, Brown zeroed in on Mnuchin's time leading OneWest Bank and how it went about foreclosing on homeowners after the financial crisis.
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Emails cited by the prosecution showed that Mr. Manafort was trading heavily on his connection to the Trump campaign in seeking those loans, one of which he used to prevent another creditor from foreclosing on one of his homes.
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His parents pulled him out of school in fifth grade to marry — his wife was 10 — and though he can read and write in Hindi, his school transcript brands him illiterate, foreclosing any opportunity to get a government job.
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Wells Fargo has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of violating numerous federal and state laws by foreclosing on hundreds of homeowners who were mistakenly denied mortgage relief because of a computer glitch the bank disclosed last year.
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Foreclosing opportunities, telling the states that you have no role, ensuring that you have enhanced and more robust economic opportunities, that you are a partner in promoting competition and inclusive engagement, that is honestly... I'm at a loss for words.
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But you know, while the ruling class may be good at foreclosing on middle class homes, giving closed door speeches to Goldman Sachs, and profiting off of climate catastrophe, they're not always so great at figuring out this whole politics thing.
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By relying on the military for solutions to the crisis in Syria, the US is foreclosing what is likely its best option to achieve its goals: a diplomatic resolution, writes Defense Priorities fellow Shahed Ghoreishi is a fellow at Defense Priorities.
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But perhaps most egregious was his time at subprime mortgage giant Ameriquest, a company famous for pressuring working class families into taking on mortgages they couldn't possibly hope to pay and then brutally foreclosing on them and seizing their homes.
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Kathleen Hanover of Dayton had just returned from a trip to Vancouver, Canada, in 2014 when she got a nasty homecoming: Bank of America had transferred the rights to collect her mortgage payments to Ocwen, which was foreclosing on her home.
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"We're trying to thread a public health needle here where we preserve some element of the availability of these products for adults while foreclosing them for kids, or at least really dramatically curtailing the availability of kids to access these products," he said.
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Throwing its considerable prestige behind the cause of full sanctions against Burma, exempting food and medicine, would send a clear signal that the international community is serious about ending the ethnic massacres and foreclosing such violence by any government in the future.
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WASHINGTON — Steven T. Mnuchin, President-elect Donald J. Trump's pick to head the Treasury Department, came under withering fire on Thursday for foreclosing on homes in California, managing an offshore investment account and initially failing to disclose almost $100 million in assets.
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But a new book by Pulitzer Prize-nominated reporter Aaron Glantz challenges that storyline, arguing that Harris not only allowed Steve Mnuchin's OneWest bank to get away with foreclosing on tens of thousands of state homeowners, but then tried to bury the evidence.
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By the time another case reaches the Court, the odds are that President-Elect Donald Trump will have replaced at least one justice on the left, depriving Kennedy of his swing vote and probably foreclosing any chance of policing partisan gerrymandering during the next redistricting cycle.
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"JASTA would make that absolutely clear, by plainly and explicitly foreclosing the tenuous immunity arguments that the kingdom is clinging to at this point in a desperate effort to avoid having to confront the compelling body of evidence the 9/11 families have presented," he said.
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China's "Belt and Road Initiative" is developing infrastructure in frontier markets with the aim of creating trade and connectivity favorable to Beijing; Russia has challenged or overtaken U.S. leadership in Syria, aiding dictator Bashar Al Assad and foreclosing U.S. interests in the heart of the Middle East.
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"He spent two decades at Goldman Sachs helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer bailout money before he moved on to run a bank that was infamous for aggressively foreclosing on families," she said.
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" She went on: "He spent two decades at Goldman Sachs, helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer-bailout money before he moved on to run a bank that was infamous for aggressively foreclosing on families.
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Mnuchin "spent two decades at Goldman Sachs helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer bailout money, before he moved on to run a bank that was famous for aggressively foreclosing on families," Warren said in the statement.
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Harvard political scientists Steve Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt have argued that "forbearance" by parties, in which they decline to engage in that kind of hardball even when provoked, helps preserve democratic institutions by foreclosing the use of technically legitimate techniques to undermine the rule of law, fair elections, and the like.
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"Whether illegally foreclosing on thousands of families, skirting the law with offshore tax havens or helping design tactics that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, Steve Mnuchin made a career — and millions of dollars — pioneering increasingly deceptive and predatory ways to rob hardworking Americans of their savings and homes," Ms. Duckworth said.
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Pop-up stores — which take over a space temporarily, with a predetermined end date — offer landlords what Beth Rosen, a retail broker at RKF, a national firm, calls a "kind of a band-aid for the space," bringing in revenue but not foreclosing the possibility of a permanent rental paying the higher asking rate.
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" She backed it up with these blunt words: "Whether illegally foreclosing on thousands of families, skirting the law with offshore tax havens or helping design tactics that contributed to the 22019 financial crisis, Steve Mnuchin made a career — and millions of dollars — pioneering increasingly deceptive and predatory ways to rob hardworking Americans of their savings and homes.
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" (The nutrient requirement was known colloquially as the "jelly bean rule," foreclosing "the possibility that jelly beans, which contain no fat or sodium, could be labeled as healthy," the Times noted.) FDA regulations set specific criteria for various types of "healthy" food, from "raw fruit or vegetable" to "enriched cereal-grain product," to "raw, single-ingredient seafood or game meat.
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It was like a mutant version of the subprime bubble that led to the financial crisis: Rather than renegotiate the loans, the new owners of these lending banks found there was more money to be made in foreclosing on the properties and becoming "a class of landlord that had never been seen before," charging rent and fees to tenants — not infrequently the previous owners who were foreclosed on — while hoarding the equity for themselves.
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