The data are based on gross loss data reported by primary insurance companies.
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The gross loss base-case for consumer loans has been reduced from 5.0% to 4.0%.
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Farnsworth told BI the "gross loss" was really only $10 million cash, and the rest was in "derivative accounting."
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The firm&aposs gross loss was roughly 1% for the quarter, sources said, but the firm is up to start 2020.
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Helios and Matheson posted a gross loss of $104.6 million, a drastic swing from the year-ago period when it reported a gross profit of $223,000.
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He faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine of $250,000 or twice the gross loss resulting from the offense, whichever is greatest.
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Financial documents obtained by Axios show the company produced a small overall profit in 2016, although it still had a $14.7 million gross loss on its individual-market plans.
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Low Historical Defaults: The receivables book has experienced relatively low levels of defaults to date, with the majority of quarterly vintage gross loss percentages ranging from 1.3%-0003% for passenger vehicles.
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In the third quarter ending September 30, she noted, Sprint reported a 10% increase in gross adds (a key customer metric), best of any carrier and far better than T-Mobile's gross loss of 6.5% in the period.
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Helped by a lower gross loss for snus outside Scandinavia, the unit's operating margin grew more than expected to 41.8 percent from 38.2 percent in the year-ago quarter, against a forecast in a Reuters poll of 38.7 percent.
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Wu said revenue outside phone sales, grouped as "Internet and others", grew 40.1 percent last year to 104.7 million yuan, showing it was on track to make money from its user traffic, though the segment's gross loss margin was higher at 55.1 percent.
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The new budget would reduce state funding to hospitals by more than $500 million — a gross loss of more than $1 billion after the loss in federal matching funds, according to Bea Grause, president of the Healthcare Association of New York State.
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Wire fraud can come with a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, as well as "three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000 or twice the gross loss or gain, whichever is greater," according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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Neurotmesis is the most severe lesion with no potential of full recovery. It occurs on severe contusion, stretch, or laceration. The axon and encapsulating connective tissue lose their continuity. The last (extreme) degree of neurotmesis is transsection, but most neurotmetic injuries do not produce gross loss of continuity of the nerve but rather internal disruption of the architecture of the nerve sufficient to involve perineurium and endoneurium as well as axons and their covering.
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In France a wind gust was recorded at the Pic du Midi. The storm may have been exacerbated by the spread of volcanic ash from the Soufrière Hills volcano. A cloud of ash from the volcano was dragged over the United Kingdom, forming a visible haze to the north-west of Xynthia on visible satellite imagery. On March 11, 2010, catastrophe risk modeling firm EQECAT estimated wind losses for affected countries excluding Portugal and Spain as follows: Mean damage: €1.3 billion (approximately US$1.8 billion); Mean insured gross loss: €994 million (approximately US$1.4 billion).
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Nancy did not suffer a casualty loss within the meaning of section §165(a) & (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. The respondents took the position that by applying the principle of ejusdem generis, it cannot be said that William dropping the ring into the garbage disposal was like or similar to a “fire, storm, or shipwreck.” Therefore, the respondent claimed that this accident did not qualify as “other casualty” under §165. Furthermore, the respondent took the position that the replacement value of the ring, which William subsequently purchased for Nancy, and the salvage value of the original ring, must be offset against the gross loss suffered by Nancy.
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The most extreme degree of neurotmesis is transsection, although most neurotmetic injuries do not produce gross loss of continuity of the nerve but rather, internal disruption of the nerve architecture sufficient to involve perineurium and endoneurium as well as axons and their covering. It requires surgery, with unpredictable recovery.Glanze, W.D., Anderson, K.N., & Anderson, L.E (1990), p.810 A more recent and commonly used system described by the late Sir Sydney Sunderland, divides nerve injuries into five degrees: first degree or neurapraxia, following on from Seddon, in which the insulation around the nerve called myelin is damaged but the nerve itself is spared, and second through fifth degree, which denotes increasing severity of injury.
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