A Lyft driver has no guarantees of getting fares, and thus has no guarantees of getting paid.
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The Turkish Treasury guarantees most funding at TKB and provides guarantees for Turk Eximbank's third-party funding.
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"Export guarantees and investment guarantees from the Federal Ministry of Economics are still available to companies," the economy ministry said.
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The ruling "guarantees a democratic continuity, but also guarantees stability, dignity and work for the Bolivian people," Morales said during a news conference.
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The 235-lot sale could raise at least $220 million, and includes 237 third-party guarantees and two company guarantees, according to Phillips.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within the prosecutor's office decide that a plea that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally, and that guarantees other outcomes, is a good thing," Acosta said.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea -- that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes -- is a good thing," he said.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes is a good thing," Acosta said.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally, and that guarantees other outcomes is a good thing," he said.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea -- that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes -- is a good thing," he said last year.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decided that a plea that guarantees someone goes to jail, that guarantees he register [as a sex offender] generally, and guarantees other outcomes, is a good thing," Acosta told them.
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It's a fully managed, globally distributed multi-model database that offers throughput guarantees, a number of different consistency models and high read and write availability guarantees.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea -- that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes -- is a good thing," he said at the time.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decide that a plea -- that guarantees that someone goes to jail, that guarantees that someone register generally and that guarantees other outcomes -- is a good thing," Acosta told lawmakers at the time.
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"We are in favor of reducing the number of members of parliament as long there are constitutional guarantees," it said, without elaborating on the guarantees it sought.
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A previous state of emergency, implemented in states near the Colombian border last year, suspended constitutional guarantees in those areas, except for guarantees relating to human rights.
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Liquidity is in support of issued guarantees and IIGF has an estimated internal limit of total guarantees not exceeding 22016x cash and investments and also limits exposures.
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Total contingent liabilities including SOE debt (with and without state guarantees) and guarantees for independent power producers and public private partnerships amounted to 103% of GDP in 2017.
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Despite the amount paid for called financial guarantees being higher in 2015 and 2016 than in previous years, they still account for only a small share of outstanding guarantees.
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Interest-rate risk is also likely to reduce further in 2017 due to lower minimum guarantees on new business and the run-off of legacy portfolios with higher guarantees.
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Various government agencies have also issued extensive export guarantees, loan guarantees and other financial arrangements as part of the initiative, although some of these overlap with the bank loans.
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"Keepwell deeds are not guarantees and are subject to much greater legal and regulatory uncertainty than compared to guarantees," Gary Lau, managing director at ratings agency Moody's, warned in 2014.
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Some small refiners are heavily leveraged and entangled in cross debt guarantees to secure financing, making them vulnerable to collective defaults if one part of the web of guarantees collapses.
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The German Economy Ministry said on Monday "export guarantees and investment guarantees from the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs are still available to companies" that want to operate in Iran.
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We do so because we believe the First Amendment not only guarantees our right to publish news and editorials but, more importantly, it guarantees the public's right to be heard.
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"At the end of the day, based on the evidence, professionals within a prosecutor's office decided that a plea that guarantees someone goes to jail, that guarantees he register generally [as a sex offender] and guarantees other outcomes, is a good thing," Acosta said during his 2017 confirmation hearing for the Labor Department post.
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Eurohold filed documents with the regulator that highlight that its insurance companies do not have a leading market position in insurance guarantees and do not currently offer such guarantees to energy traders.
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The treasury under its previous leadership had said that Eskom could not absorb the nuclear programme with its current approved guarantees, so the treasury will likely have to substantially increase guarantees to Eskom.
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Guarantees constrain insurers' investment freedom as insurers need to hold low-risk backing assets of similar nature and duration to the guarantees - typically highly rated bonds - to limit market and interest-rate risk.
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The direct and irrevocable statutory guarantees relating to both banks' funding activities (funding guarantees) and other forms of financial support available to both banks from the state are also key to the ratings.
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FCA DISCUSSING RENAULT SPECIAL DIVIDEND, STRONGER JOB GUARANTEES - TWO SOURCES
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They demanded guarantees of citizenship and security before they return.
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His continued presence as the country's leader guarantees continued war.
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Brazil's 1988 Constitution guarantees tribes rights to their ancestral lands.
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The details of the supposed "security guarantees" were not disclosed.
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But without the necessary government guarantees, we couldn't move on.
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Obamacare guarantees access to insurance for everyone on these markets.
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GoFundMe only guarantees funds donated through their site, Whithorne said.
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The PCC gives them that certainty, it guarantees them security.
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None of this guarantees your money as totally safe, though.
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The amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech.
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He said Kim would get security guarantees if he denuclearizes.
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SAA already relies on government guarantees to support its finances.
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This is a bit squishy, but goes beyond pricing guarantees.
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Few will enjoy the lavish retirement guarantees their parents had.
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Long term guarantees in dynamic environments with many moving obstacles.
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It was the kind of success that guarantees a sequel.
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"This guarantees the Trump economic agenda remains intact," said Valliere.
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None of the guarantees have been called by the lenders.
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It guarantees piecemeal, incremental, uncoordinated growth in the transmission system.
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He was awaiting guarantees that the migrants would go elsewhere.
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" Foxx then responded, "I make no guarantees, but I'm trying.
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There's no guarantees that this is gonna all work out.
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Banks can continue issuing letters of credit and bank guarantees.
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There are no guarantees that Microsoft's strategy will pay off.
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No guarantees its going to stay in the takeout box.
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The state constitution guarantees women the same rights as men.
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You can attempt to get one here, but no guarantees.
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"Freehand is the stuff that guarantees originality," Hays tells me.
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The Civil Rights act guarantees equal protection under the law.
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But cable and streaming are not guarantees of quality, either.
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The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to confront one's accusers.
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Yet that hardly guarantees a glide path to the nomination.
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There's Tarantino at the helm, which guarantees his fans coming.
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The sector remains patchily regulated and distorted by implicit guarantees.
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This helps to keep the beans whole and guarantees succulence.
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Loan guarantees for Chrysler did not constitute a dangerous precedent.
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Over a third can't name any rights that it guarantees.
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Much of the debt comes with implicit local government guarantees.
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Guarantees could achieve much more in the right regulatory environment.
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First, modify guarantees to address the needs of private capital.
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That guarantees Miller a salary of $14.129 million for 2016.
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There are no guarantees the bot medium will take off.
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However, this is space exploration, so there are no guarantees.
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That guarantees that each state receives a stream of revenue.
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Voting does not create legitimacy, but not voting guarantees illegitimacy.
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The government has bestowed upon them guarantees against any losses.
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But this approach guarantees that the scandals will keep coming.
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It also guarantees flat delivery rates on orders under $12.
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It could also include giving businesses loans or loan guarantees.
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It is locked into a cycle that almost guarantees success.
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There are no guarantees that China will maintain its lead.
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The First Amendment guarantees the freedoms of speech and expression.
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He has offered no plan that would replace those guarantees.
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Still, when dealing with human beings, there are no guarantees.
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"You have two guarantees in this space," Mr. Gleicher said.
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Evidently, staring at an obstruction guarantees you'll steer into it.
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While there are no guarantees of permanence, it's progress nonetheless.
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This guarantees that capital expenditure will stay under tight control.
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The cafes make no guarantees that items will be fixed.
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It provides no guarantees of sustained security or physical protection.
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And just as with our founders there are no guarantees.
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It guarantees that the bank gets paid if you die.
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Forms of federal job guarantees have existed in the past.
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The high guarantees break the dynamics of an auction, somehow.
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Net neutrality guarantees ISPs cannot manipulate or slow down traffic.
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That's the other thing people forget, there are no guarantees.
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Nor can European NGOs operate without the U.S. security guarantees.
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Puerto Rico guarantees public access to beaches, even at resorts.
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No guarantees This is still a big risk for Pelosi.
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But no timeline or guarantees have been outlined so far.
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Ukraine would be protected by having guarantees of continued transit.
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Job guarantees, job training, housing, pensions, health care, and more.
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Passing bills by suspending the rules guarantees a bipartisan result.
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It also is currently honoring warranties, protection agreements and guarantees.
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The Constitution guarantees all Americans equal protection under the law.
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Lawyers say disinheriting someone almost always guarantees a family fight.
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Ironically, it is historiophobia that guarantees the continuation of history.
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Nothing in Musk's 2013 document guarantees the Hyperloop's energy efficiency.
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This reflects adequate asset and liability matching and lower minimum guarantees on new business (0% for the newest products), which also reduces the proportion of the in-force life reserves that carry financial guarantees.
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Since renewal guarantees are not "health insurance coverage," it is reasonable to interpret the statute as not counting renewal guarantees against the time limit HHS sets for the legally relevant contract for medical benefits.
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Mr. Moallem also appeared to reject the idea of a humanitarian pause in the bombing unless there were guarantees "from the countries supporting terrorists," adding that the United Nations did not have any guarantees.
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For now, North Korea shows no willingness to trade its nuclear arsenal for guarantees that the U.S. will not pursue regime change, and Trump is not going to give such guarantees without total denuclearization.
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U.S. Department of Energy Guarantees: The U.S. Department of Energy issued $8.3 billion in loan guarantees to backstop the funding from the utilities who commissioned the Vogtle projects, it said in a 2015 press release.
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The jewelers have been accused of raising credit from Indian banks' overseas branches using fake trade finance guarantees provided by PNB staff in Mumbai who did not enter those guarantees in the bank's computer system.
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" Revenue-based financing which "helps tech entrepreneurs get to the next level without giving up equity, board seats, or personal guarantees… At Lighter Capital, we don't take equity or ask you to make personal guarantees.
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The Commission for Protection of Competition said Eurohold has a significant share of the market of insurance guarantees, while some of CEZ's Bulgarian companies are active in energy trade, which requires bank and insurance guarantees.
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The Commission for Protection of Competition said Eurohold has a significant share of the market of insurance guarantees, while some of CEZ's Bulgarian companies are active in energy trade, which requires bank and insurance guarantees.
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It has also proposed locking in expensive pension guarantees until 2040.
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He&aposs got to economic guarantees for Kim on the table.
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And there are no guarantees of a pick in the lottery.
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It reveals a data-driven pessimism that all but guarantees defeat.
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This guarantees that you will shave at least once this year.
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Is there one particular silhouette that more or less guarantees elimination?
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SprezzaBax guarantees at least $100 worth of items in each box.
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The contract guarantees each employee four "black-out" days per month.
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Guarantees that no confederation would lose any slots they now have.
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The security guarantees are at the heart of the Cyprus problem.
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That means some lower-income Americans would get fewer coverage guarantees.
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India's constitution guarantees equal rights to all citizens regardless of faith.
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This allows automakers to offer guarantees between eight and 10 years.
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A spokeswoman for her department told MUNCHIES there were no guarantees.
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After all, it guarantees that no one will take your stuff.
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Mr Kim promised "complete denuclearisation" in exchange for American security guarantees.
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Her joy pretty much guarantees there's going to be some complications.
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Guarantees mean buyers are lured by early interest in the piece.
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Repatriate the funds sitting offshore in a way that guarantees innovation!
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With donor milk acquired on Facebook, there are no such guarantees.
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That all but guarantees Mr Tokayev's election to a full term.
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None of this guarantees that there will be an October Surprise.
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By buying stolen credentials, one effectively guarantees a market for them.
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Christie's, which is privately held, can afford generous guarantees to sellers.
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That clause guarantees a representative form of government in each state.
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"There are no guarantees past an ICBM flight time," he says.
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He knows well that the guarantees he wants cannot be offered.
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Change takes a lot of time and there are no guarantees.
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What, then, guarantees that an algorithm like Shor's is uniquely powerful?
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It guarantees a cash price of $2109.99 for two auto-injectors.
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The sovereign also guarantees a significant proportion of the bank's funding.
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The government will provide guarantees to investors who buy the loans.
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Now, a big arena without any guarantees of a sports franchise?
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The government agency guarantees as much as $250,000 in customer deposits.
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Neither component alone guarantees the extraordinary work output that chemistry creates.
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India's Constitution guarantees freedom of expression unless it compromises national sovereignty.
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Implicit guarantees distort capital flows and encourage investors to underprice risk.
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Germany's generous refugee protection guarantees were raising serious questions, Baldauf said.
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Unfortunately, there are no guarantees when it comes to Bolton's future.
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But that could take a while, and there are no guarantees.
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The Indian side wants safety guarantees before traveling for the Sept.
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There also must be guarantees of transparency by the executive branch.
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A car-buying program that guarantees great rates and no hassles
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In exchange, Trump agreed to "provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
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When illegal immigrants like Chavarria take sanctuary, they have no guarantees.
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Perhaps the program that guarantees Hannity's investments is a wise one.
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Not just that but it also provides basic guarantees of service.
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Instead, he guarantees full employment, at the cost of stifling productivity.
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Losing its guarantees would be a heavy blow to American security.
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"There are no guarantees when it comes to investing," Schock said.
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There are still no guarantees about passage before the full Senate.
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There are no guarantees that these investments will make you rich.
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"Strategies to manage risk are not guarantees against catastrophes," said Cortazzo.
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IS THERE -- ARE THERE GUARANTEES THAT IT'S GOING TO WORK OUT?
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If the guarantees are also considered, the coverage ratio is 126%.
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I can't make any guarantees I'd wear them outside the house.
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Community Bank of Raymore, a low-profile case about bank guarantees.
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But it is the track layout that guarantees the biggest challenges.
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Sure, there are no guarantees, and I may be the exception.
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One newsletter, for microcap stocks, guarantees a 1,000 percent yearly return.
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This time, Evan guarantees to get the product out on schedule.
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The region does not plan to issue new guarantees in 2017.
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Inclusion in the index guarantees more investment in a company's stock.
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Trump's executive order — vague, over-broad, and legally dubious — guarantees it.
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One of our talking points is this bill guarantees free testing.
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Also, some of those loans were originally issued without federal guarantees.
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There are no guarantees that No. 24 will come, of course.
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Given the decade of rancor, there are no guarantees for Obamacare.
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It guarantees a minimum of $10,000 in debt relief per borrower.
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He guarantees that if I go alone, I'll be just fine.
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The contract, which runs through 2022, includes $8.5 million in guarantees.
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Wade ruling, which guarantees a woman's right to end her pregnancy.
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Put up zero money, zero guarantees and didn't do the project.
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The "floating" lid guarantees uniform waffle thickness and ensures easy cleanup.
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I think this will be quicker but there are no guarantees.
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Ms. Sinema's victory guarantees the Democrats at least 47 Senate seats.
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Nearly every state constitution guarantees the right to an adequate education.
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At 32, he wants guarantees that he's in the Texans' plans.
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But critics of the government do not find these guarantees reassuring.
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Its previous measures include cash payments and loan guarantees for businesses.
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But losing myself in a film almost guarantees an anxiety attack.
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He also wants such guarantees to be offered by more firms.
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A Panama loss guarantees the Americans at least a playoff spot.
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But Floridians have no such guarantees the rest of the year.
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He also leads all quarterbacks with $493 million in total guarantees.
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This legislation guarantees citizens the right to vote regardless of sex.
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If you want to sign a contract, ask for actual guarantees.
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The NHL CBA guarantees players an even 50/50 revenue split.
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How such guarantees would be paid for is still largely unresolved.
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Employees receive basic guarantees like a minimum wage and overtime pay.
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However, the U.S. Constitution guarantees each state at least one seat.
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That's what Murray Hill virtually guarantees in this seasonal variety show.
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But for the candidates, raising millions of dollars hardly guarantees victory.
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The presence of market activity guarantees neither freedom nor human rights.
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Of course, constitutional guarantees do not normally apply to foreign nationals.
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That guarantees unemployed residents at least 22005 euros ($333) per month.
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However, its debt does not benefit from guarantees from the sovereign.
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The new law also guarantees free medical treatment for rape victims.
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There are no guarantees that Jah's idea will gain broad support.
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That's why the first amendment to the Constitution guarantees free speech.
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With high scarcity and high demand comes the need for guarantees.
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There is no law that guarantees water access for poor Americans.
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The level of protection Windows Defender guarantees is far from perfect.
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The loan guarantees to Southern Co. and other companies involved in the construction of two new units at Plant Vogtle are in addition to the $8.33 billion the Energy Department has already issued in loan guarantees.
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There's also a high degree of interconnectedness: A.I.G. wasn't a bank, but it was selling guarantees on financial assets, and fears that it might fail to honor those guarantees threatened to topple dominoes across the economy.
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Prime Minister Antonio Costa said the sale fulfilled a key criterion of not extending any state guarantees to the buyer, as had been raised earlier in the negotiations with Lone Star, and guarantees Novo Banco's future.
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Out of the 240 billion won, 130 billion won is earmarked for loan guarantees for subcontractors, 50 billion won for low-interest loans for small business owners, and the balance 60 billion won for special loan guarantees.
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It is Japan's understanding that the White House will discuss any provision of security guarantees to the North while monitoring the reclusive state's progress on denuclearization, Kono said, noting that no security guarantees have yet been given.
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The commission will then assess whether the proposed solution guarantees fair treatment.
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The challenge is "how to balance rate guarantees with quality," she said.
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And there is a need for clearer guarantees against unexpected premium hikes.
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It guarantees that everyone gets free K-212 education regardless of income.
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For example, one guarantees delivery by dawn if customers order by midnight.
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SIPC guarantees customers' securities up to $500,000, and cash up to $250,000.
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So there is no guarantees here about what happens over the years.
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A higher wage guarantees more competency, experience, talent, and many other things.
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In exchange, the North Korean despot wants "security guarantees" for his country.
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Many Rohingya refugee leaders say they won't return without guarantees of citizenship.
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It's possible Infinity will get finished, but there are still no guarantees.
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Once territory is agreed, the talks move to security and outside guarantees.
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While it plays extremely strongly, it does not come with any guarantees.
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"It guarantees that whatever we develop lags behind emerging capabilities," he said.
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Protection from pain guarantees weakness, fragility and greater suffering in the future.
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This essentially guarantees a free rusher while also taking away inside throws.
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There are no guarantees or explicit support agreements between BC and BAC.
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This virtually guarantees no substantive legislative achievements in the first 100 days.
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The well-tuned ensemble guarantees that these characters never slip into stereotype.
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She guarantees that no harm will come the child on her watch.
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The next year, Chrysler was given $1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees.
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You like reward, you take risk, maybe win, maybe not, no guarantees.
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In Austria, the dispute over Carinthia's guarantees has been running for years.
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This reflects adequate asset and liability matching and relatively low minimum guarantees.
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SCANA did not receive federal loan guarantees for the V.C. Summer plants.
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The plans don't come with any guarantees and they don't manage themselves.
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If diligent preparation guarantees success, Mr Trump's NATO visit should go swimmingly.
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Given the views, there are no guarantees you'll want to check out.
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Google guarantees updates through October 2020, and may support the phone longer.
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There are no guarantees in this world, only things worth fighting for.
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MakeSpace offers competitive pricing and guarantees that the rates will never increase.
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But some of the guarantees turned out to be straight-up lies.
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The win guarantees the Olympic host country a spot in Saturday's final.
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Officials said the deal contains measures to protect stricter European privacy guarantees.
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"They did not present financing or guarantees for the bid," she said.
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UBAF mainly provides letters of credit, guarantees and trade finance-related loans.
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"What Italy needs is stability and this reform guarantees stability," he said.
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President Obama gave the project $8.3 billion in three other loan guarantees.
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Rather than change, a Trump presidency guarantees business as usual in America.
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Carige can raise up to 3 billion euros using the state guarantees.
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A large majority of corporate issuers are state-connected, with implicit guarantees.
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It will require ironclad security guarantees if it is to relinquish them.
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What guarantees can you give Londoners that you are your own man?
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These bonds would be a new category with legal protection and guarantees.
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Implicit state guarantees let casino banking thrive on Wall Street and beyond.
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Even clauses that are referred to as "guarantees" are not actually guaranteed.
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"The explanation offers legal guarantees for marine fishing law enforcement," it added.
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To diffuse the risks, the government has to phase out its guarantees.
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In U.S. Soccer, winning the World Cup and Olympics guarantees you neither.
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Britain's government may provide treasury-backed guarantees to reassure investors in Sirius.
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But his announcement on Tuesday effectively guarantees the House will see reforms.
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But his announcement on Tuesday effectively guarantees the House will see reforms.
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Its size alone guarantees that whatever happens here becomes a national model.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was undoubtedly given unique guarantees of independence.
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Paying the ransom in no way guarantees personal information won't appear online.
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But in general the process can be protracted, expensive and without guarantees.
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He told Reuters he may pull out if guarantees are not given.
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The law abolished guarantees of cash assistance to all eligible poor families.
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The Chinese Constitution guarantees freedom of religious belief but not religious practice.
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Almost half the guarantees were granted to low-risk social housing institutions.
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This guarantees significant systemic opposition to any budget by the minority. 2.
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Non-fund-based exposure typically includes bank guarantees and letters of credit.
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No guarantees that she'll reenact the music video or the beach video.
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Murdoch has paid little attention to such guarantees in the past, though.
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PDVSA "guarantees legal security to investors, partners, and others," the statement read.
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But sorry, neither one guarantees a Seamless delivery out in the woods.
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NATO, in turn, has repeatedly said that its security guarantees are sacrosanct.
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Together that guarantees the Democratic contest will go on for some time.
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So, as ever, the market offers no guarantees of comfort or satisfaction.
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So few of them are willing to hold out for contract guarantees.
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Those guarantees were expensive, so corporations decided not to make them anymore.
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Boeing said that the package it is seeking is primarily loan guarantees.
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European countries operate similar deposit guarantees, although the maximum insured amounts differ.
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The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of the press.
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But one success hardly guarantees another, no matter how clever the vision.
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"One-hundred percent guarantees that something is not harmful do not exist."
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Many refugees are fearful to return and are skeptical of Myanmar's guarantees.
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But almost every state constitution guarantees the right to an adequate education.
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But some face steep battles, and politics these days offers few guarantees.
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" In their joint statement, the United States "committed to provide security guarantees.
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Guarantees nonetheless remain the norm at top-end auctions of contemporary art.
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The only thing it guarantees is that more children will suffer greatly.
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J. C. Aragone traveled to New York this month without any guarantees.
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That all sounds great — if it also guarantees good design isn't shortchanged.
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"They are just allowed to file — no guarantees on approval," he said.
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Few dictatorships have violated those values, principles and guarantees more than Maduro's.
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And it has little to offer as payment guarantees in hard currency.
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None of this guarantees a Democratic-controlled House or Senate in 2019.
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The bank guarantees loans for U.S. companies doing business in foreign countries.
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Taking public transportation almost guarantees that you'll be surrounded by distracting noises.
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There are no guarantees that Congress will comply with the administration's request.
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Let me say that again: It neither guarantees witnesses nor forecloses witnesses.
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It also guarantees that the coverage is about personnel rather than policy.
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The United States guarantees only unpaid leave, and not for all workers.
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Trump's response all but guarantees those questions will continue to be raised.
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About 100 national constitutions, including Norway's, include guarantees of a safe environment.
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The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to assistance of counsel for defense.
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She won't send the articles until he guarantees fairness at the trial.
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The YPG will want guarantees that Turkey will not resume offensive operations.
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Which guarantees the right of people to have decent and affordable housing.
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The city's constitution guarantees wide-ranging personal freedoms and independent law enforcement.
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The next go around could be the one that guarantees the future.
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Christie's, which is privately owned, has been more circumspect with its guarantees.
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It guarantees legal representation to every inmate on the state's death row.
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This guarantees that most policyholders won't get back what they pay in.
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If I left, there were no guarantees I'd be let back in.
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And neither full-time employment nor a solid income guarantees financial security.
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The Chinese Constitution guarantees a right to medical care for all citizens.
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But he said he would be seeking more details and specific guarantees.
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But there are no real guarantees as far as that is concerned.
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There is no law that guarantees press access to the White House.
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Importers also have to post payment guarantees, or import bonds, with customs.
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I liked the fact that David Lynch never guarantees an audience anything.
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Although there were no guarantees a deal could be reached by a Feb.
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"There are no guarantees in these marriages, it's an administrative procedure," Nims said.
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MagicBus vehicles can fit up to 14 people and guarantees riders few stops.
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"This $20,000 increase guarantees a far better life for our children," Buffett wrote.
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The UK calls for 343 days' vacation, and France guarantees six weeks' vacation.
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Haselhoff said voters wanted guarantees that politicians were not forfeiting Germany's national identity.
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The deal is worth a reported $18 million with $12.553 million in guarantees.
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There are no guarantees that someone... CAVUTO: It would be from that list?
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No guarantees you'll find the princess, but you'll definitely win some costume contests.
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Following project completion, guarantees to lenders will be satisfied, making the split easier.
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Oh, and each keychain comes with a lifetime guarantee that guarantees its durability.
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But a makeup-melting, skin-coddling salve that guarantees a smooth, happy complexion?
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One, yes, he wants security guarantees and he wants a military stand on.
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There's one other option that practically guarantees the look of fuller brows: microblading.
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If they were, it would make sense to extend loan guarantees to everyone.
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The guarantees of freedom of speech and of the press are uniquely ours.
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"It's the only place that guarantees me total anonymity and freedom," he explained.
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Although 90% of the population is Muslim, the constitution guarantees freedom of religion.
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The island's debt involves almost 20 governmental issuers, and varied features like guarantees.
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The union wants coverage guarantees in writing and to take part in bidding.
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Spotlight seemingly guarantees that profiles are at least being seen, if not liked.
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Still, the ministry supports exporters with insurance guarantees and in opening new markets.
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And it virtually guarantees that no other party can compete with the RPF.
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You can use the bridge, which guarantees an encounter with an immigration official.
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HE'S IGNORANT THUG WITH LIZARD BRAIN THAT GUARANTEES HIS SURVIVAL ABOVE ALL ELSE.
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Few rely on deposits, and state guarantees allow many to access markets cheaply.
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The challenges contend the order violated the U.S. Constitution's guarantees of religious freedom.
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The PBOC eventually stepped in to provide guarantees for the Bank of Jinzhou.
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Leverage, Covenants & Guarantees Sprint's leverage (Fitch defined total debt / EBITDA) as of Sept.
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This followed strong sales of traditional guaranteed products, albeit with 0% minimum guarantees.
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Saudi Arabia will need guarantees that Iranian arms are not flowing into Yemen.
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The stalemate virtually guarantees legislation won't get to the president's desk this month.
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And naturally so; there are no guarantees in engineering, let alone in emergencies.
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The proposed map almost guarantees Mr Najib another term, despite his appalling record.
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The U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment guarantees a right to keep and bear arms.
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I have enough cash for 29 tickets, so this guarantees we win, right?
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That would be an intentional design trade-off that dramatically undermines security guarantees.
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They say the new legislation contradicts Bermuda's constitution, which guarantees freedom from discrimination.
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Domestic deals have often been backed by guarantees provided by other HNA companies.
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Bluestar consistently receives guarantees from ChemChina for a significant portion of its loans.
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There is a continuous and rising flow of applications (for export credit guarantees).
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There are no guarantees, of course, that these investments will make you rich.
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The policies typically have guarantees and are no longer offered widely by insurers.
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There are no guarantees that advanced nuclear tech will pan out anytime soon.
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Would you support a freestanding bill that guarantees back pay for federal contractors?
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Would you support a standalone bill that guarantees back pay for federal contractors?
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Currently only deposits in the state-owned Oschadbank are fully covered by guarantees.
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It also guarantees that the FAA remains the worldwide gold standard in safety.
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Klis added that Lock is pushing for additional guarantees or larger workout bonuses.
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Brown said the company guarantees its users will never pay another late fee.
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There are no guarantees, however, that those questions will make it on air.
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For a $212 annual fee, Amazon Prime guarantees free shipping in two days.
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After all, there's no law that guarantees the press's access to the president.
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Making transistors smaller no longer guarantees that they will be cheaper or faster.
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Fourteenth Amendment's guarantees and an outsize view of the respect due to the
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Thus he has shown that he has the stomach for suspending Constitutional guarantees.
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In an editorial it likened the guarantees to landmines in the financial system.
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Other outstanding issues include guarantees for expatriate rights and trade rules after Brexit.
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He received guarantees that the neutrality of the bank would still be respected.
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Though much of the money is deferred, the contract guarantees Strasburg $175 million.
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Lewis virtually guarantees that millions of workers cannot file or join class actions.
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One that guarantees Israel's security and respects the dignity of the Palestinian people.
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"You can't make guarantees because every single person's taxes are different," Mnuchin said.
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With respect to LGBT individuals, our constitution also guarantees equality under the law.
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It's true that lawyers don't always provide the protection that the Constitution guarantees.
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Kagame has dismissed criticism, saying his government guarantees free speech and fair elections.
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Mr. Smith also said that Sotheby's would continue to be "judicious" with guarantees.
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That conversation guarantees nothing -- nor should it -- about what gets asked and why.
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A settlement guarantees an outcome, which could include some accountability measures for Zuckerberg.
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The cost of the guarantees can be of up to 300 million euros.
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That included state guarantees and support for the auto industry and other sectors.
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Meanwhile, worries about the impact from guarantees to PNB loans hit other lenders.
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Arbitration lacks many of the fundamental guarantees of fairness that a court provides.
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That guarantees a future in which we'll measure and manage ever more things.
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Officials must adhere to the Constitution's guarantees of freedom of speech and religion.
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Initially there had been zero guarantees, with payment purely tied to completed deliveries.
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Wade, the 1973 landmark case that guarantees a woman's constitutional right to abortion.
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Reality is, when it comes to consumer protections, there are no such guarantees.
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Such a system guarantees the marginalization of third parties regardless of their merit.
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That gap all but guarantees imports will be needed to attain RFS compliance.
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Then, Congress reduced the damage with $13 billion in aid and loan guarantees.
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The German Constitution guarantees the right to personal freedom, which protects sexual identity.
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It also guarantees absolutely zero logs of your activity will ever be kept.
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China's judicial system has outstanding guarantees for criminal suspects' various rights and interests.
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There are no guarantees yet, of course, that Klopp's team will be different.
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Amid the Giants' lost season of 2017, there are no guarantees after that.
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Wade ruling in 1973, which guarantees a woman's right to end her pregnancy.
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Ms. Button was smitten, and began searching for other companies with similar guarantees.
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That step would cause the threshold for withholding guarantees to fall to 2.5.
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Their guarantees transfer some credit risk from the private sector to the government.
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Section 370 is the constitutional provision that guarantees Jammu and Kashmir's special status.
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The Export Credit Agency, offers guarantees for payments and financing in export transactions.
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Chinese experts speculate that Mr. Xi promised hefty financial help or security guarantees.
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And drug use almost guarantees a one-way ticket out of the SEALs.
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Both parties declined to comment on exactly how much Facebook guarantees the NFL.
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A few are pushing job and on-time graduation guarantees as selling points.
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Gun-rights activists assert the constitution guarantees their right to possess any firearm.
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Although Indonesian law guarantees press freedom on paper, the reality is more grave.
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Nothing guarantees that Bolton's testimony would substantially change the calculations of Republican senators.
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It's a really easy process, and it guarantees you get the best deal.
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Guarantees do provide cover for the lots and give a sense of security.
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The screens are the only light source, which guarantees a magical initial encounter.
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It also guarantees the city's rights and freedoms under the "two systems" formula.
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To have had a rich harvest more or less guarantees a comedown later.
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He plans to copy Italy, where banks securitise bad loans with government guarantees.
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"This $20,000 increase guarantees a far better life for our children," Buffett writes.
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With those guarantees, wind companies can obtain bank financing to build more turbines.
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Australia is seeking guarantees from Iran that those returned will not be persecuted.
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Second, it guarantees the American people have access to the proceedings first hand.
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Mazyek had put his signature next to Article 4, which guarantees religious freedom.
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More importantly, Washington needs to provide Ankara with ironclad guarantees against Russian aggression.
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Without such credible guarantees, it may be difficult to avoid escalating civil conflict.
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IG Metall, Germany's largest union, is calling for job, plant and investment guarantees.
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The FDIC's guarantees would cover only small deposits, originally no more than $2,500.
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Virginia guarantees the company a 9.2 percent return on equity, and the company
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The added nostalgia embedded in this anniversary collection guarantees people will shop it.
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The constitution guarantees that fathers can pass their nationality to children born abroad.
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The "permanent work" of public infrastructure repair is what guarantees long-term recovery.
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"As to whether this surgery completely heals it, there's no guarantees," Ricco said.
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Catalyst funds provide guarantees for some of Callidus's risky loans to distressed businesses.
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EU and UK sources said London could accept other guarantees on the backstop.
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His resignation also guarantees that he won't oversee any potential recount or runoff.
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The regulator said that Eurohold, which has interests in insurance and asset management, has a significant share of the market in insurance guarantees, while some of CEZ's Bulgarian companies are active in energy trade, which requires bank and insurance guarantees.
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A customs union could ease problems with guarantees on the Irish border that anger many British lawmakers, though Barnier again stressed that, while it did not expect those guarantees to be used, the EU would not ease its support for Ireland.
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Offering such guarantees to Britain is sensitive in some eurozone nations, such as France.
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The state guarantees rank pari passu with Italy's other unsecured and unguaranteed senior obligations.
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Because the state guarantees Unedic's bonds, its debt counts towards the total government debt.
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The implications will be that buyers will insist on more guarantees, scientific and financial.
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But this is Trump and, as ever, there are no guarantees he'll play peacemaker.
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It is the ease of complying with the law—not enforcement—which guarantees compliance.
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"This guarantees I can recover something that looks like the original clusters," Thorup said.
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It agreed to a new constitution in 2014 which guarantees fundamental and religious freedoms.
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That's because DoorDash only guarantees $25 out of its own pocket for each order.
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UK Prime Minister May said she'd won legally binding guarantees from the European Union.
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The US government guarantees virtually no paid maternity leave, and no accessible, affordable daycare.
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He said the school guarantees on-campus housing for two years for incoming freshmen.
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The Constitution guarantees this, and any confiscation of this right is unacceptable and unconstitutional.
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Wade, which guarantees women the right to have an abortion (though with many caveats).
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He said he does not agree that the Whistleblower Protection Act guarantees blanket anonymity.
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He sued Deutsche Bank in 2008 to escape $40 million in personal loan guarantees.
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It would also move 85 percent of its universal life with secondary guarantees business.
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Luckily our obsession with cast reunions pretty much guarantees we won't forget our youth.
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China will strictly prevent local government from conducting illegal financing and guarantees, it added.
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It's not size that guarantees a championship, we're now told — it's speed and shooting.
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Buying one all but guarantees that you'll have the fanciest iPhone in the room.
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An AI arms race or a biotechnological arms race almost guarantees the worst outcome.
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"We should have a society that guarantees 21st century economic human rights," she continued.
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The rotation provided by the magnets guarantees 360 degrees of sunlight for optimal growth.
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In fact, Oatly guarantees that it does not use glyphosate, a common weed killer.
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Though Sharapudinov had been given guarantees about his safety, he remained suspicious, he said.
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But European officials acknowledge that U.S. sanctions make it difficult to give Tehran guarantees.
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Sprint's existing unsecured credit facilities benefit from upstream unsecured guarantees from all material subsidiaries.
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The ratio reflects the low level of minimum guarantees embedded in Poste Vita's products.
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NORWEGIAN AIR'S KARLSEN SAYS OPTIMISTIC ON JOINT VENTURE TALKS, BUT THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees certain rights including freedom of speech.
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They say you might get funding after you pay, but there are no guarantees.
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This reflects an adequate match between assets and liabilities and relatively low minimum guarantees.
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Several online retailers are offering extended sales and shipping deals with holiday delivery guarantees.
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Britain acknowledges the guarantees of free speech in the European Convention on Human Rights.
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It guarantees that you'll have something to play shortly after unboxing the portable console.
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VR is the only medium that guarantees the user's complete focus on the content.
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The alliance system, which depends on credible American security guarantees, will start to unravel.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Washington, that guarantees six weeks of leave for new mothers.
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Tours are a formidable expense with no guarantees that we'll make the money back.
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It also depends on government debt guarantees of about 20 billion rand ($1.5 billion).
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TaxSlayer guarantees all of its calculations and promises to earn you the maximum refund.
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Leverage, Covenants & Guarantees Sprint's leverage (debt / EBITDA) as of June 30, 2016 was 7503x.
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Individuals have no guarantees about the security of their personal data within the ecosystem.
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"Our collective defense guarantees are not conditional on defense spending," said the NATO chief.
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At issue is a dynamic that plays out across China's financial sector: implicit guarantees.
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It is true that only guarantees him the support of a minority of Americans.
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He fears that in the absence of the EU's guarantees such counterfeits could reappear.
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Farm price guarantees will need to be considered by relevant committees first, Uttama said.
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But we want a peace that genuinely guarantees truth, justice, reparation and non-repetition.
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In the euro crisis German money and guarantees have stood behind the common currency.
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There are no shallow guarantees in it, no self-indulgent pronouncements of personal power.
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Now, likely presidential candidates are even talking about job guarantees and universal basic income.
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In France, three sources said export guarantees were being withheld for the time being.
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Unless and until their advantageous government guarantees are withdrawn, they have nothing to lose.
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In their agreement, the United States "committed to provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
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Even better, the company guarantees a replacement or full refund if you're not satisfied.
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Bolton said the President wants guarantees from Turkey that it will protect Kurdish fighters.
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While a high income can help you grow wealth, it never guarantees financial success.
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Despite the ban, some insurers offer renewal guarantees by bundling consecutive short-term plans.
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Our country needs a national, bipartisan solution that guarantees access to workplace savings plans.
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Working hard for four decades no longer guarantees a comfortable coda to one's life.
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Remember that anywhere in the world, only the truth we fight for guarantees freedom.
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No pre-existing condition guarantees, no maternity care, mental health or prescription drug coverage.
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Despite the guarantees, the head of Venezuela's armed forces says he still supports Maduro.
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Security guarantees are very important for us, so it will be a lengthy process.
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"The Fund was created to give guarantees to small investors, small depositors," Furlani said.
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There will be no more guarantees from Rizzo, who has already proved his point.
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Azar said the administration won't require any coverage guarantees from the short-term plans.
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By taking questions after his remarks, he guarantees the cameras stay on him longer.
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Looking just at Sub-Saharan Africa, guarantees account for 85033 percent of the funding.
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Abengoa also received a combined $2.9 billion in loan guarantees from the United States.
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HNA Infrastructure Investment Group also provided guarantees for the payment, according to the description.
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No students are forced to take them, and they offer no future-proofing guarantees.
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Well, no guarantees about what mess you might make after you've done the shots.
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Key Role in PPP Projects: IIGF serves as the state's sole representative issuing guarantees.
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Department of Energy: Freeze on all regulations, loan guarantees, and deployment of energy technologies.
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Regardless, the iFetch guarantees hours of fun, indoors or out, with less shoulder pain.
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In fact, the bill guarantees sick leave only to about 20 percent of workers.
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On the small business side, expect a heavy dose of loan guarantees and forgiveness.
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Loans and loan guarantees to various industries could be tied to the unemployment rate.
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It also guarantees that all Americans can get free diagnostic testing for the illness.
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"There are no guarantees in this world," Ronald Kuby, one of her lawyers, said.
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Negotiators are also likely to discuss mechanisms for enforcing the Taliban guarantees on terrorism.
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And in her place, he's set up a system that only guarantees more bloodshed.
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Usually, a videotaped admission of guilt coupled with DNA evidence almost guarantees a conviction.
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This technique requires extra steps, but it guarantees you'll never accidentally Reply to All.
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" No matter how much money is put toward treatment, there are no guarantees. "I.
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The system guarantees each of Spain's 50 provinces at least two seats in Parliament.
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AUSTRIA WILL PROVIDE FURTHER 2 BLN EUR IN GUARANTEES TO HELP COMPANIES - FIN MIN
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In the joint statement, Mr. Trump "committed to provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
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Not more than $25 billion available to make loans, guarantees for passenger air carriers.
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And a much larger sum has been promised in the form of credit guarantees.
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Strong guarantees, including warrantees, have long been recognized as a credible signal of quality.
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In practice, many producers of moderately low-quality products don't offer guarantees at all.
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Yet our inborn numerosity hardly guarantees mathematical proficiency, and can sometimes work against us.
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There was also a flurry of loan guarantees, including one by the United States.
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But there are no guarantees that she will hit new heights in a hurry.
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As much as we can do our best, there are no guarantees of success.
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Tellingly, the two highest-bid lots in Christie's sale were both offered without guarantees.
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Several experts believe the law violates constitutional guarantees of legal protection for private property.
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"We don't have anything that guarantees our survival after this," Ms. de Oliveira said.
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There's no guarantees, but I think we're built where our organization is pretty healthy.
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Values can be inflated when auction houses offer competitive guarantees to secure major consignments.
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Neither guarantees that SoftBank will stay globally relevant in a fast-changing digital world.
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There are no guarantees in life, and that extends, of course, to crossword puzzles.
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The option to leave was a privilege, but it came with no particular guarantees.
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Four-year tuition guarantees, sometimes called "fixed" tuition, can help families budget for college.
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It's a small consolation, in the end, but at least it guarantees transport. ♦
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My 20-year policy guarantees that I'll have life insurance coverage throughout her childhood.
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Why not advertise where you can get the most guarantees of your ad's success?
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It includes $33 million in total guarantees with a full guarantee of $22 million.
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Gun-rights activists assert that the constitution guarantees their right to possess any firearm.
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The agreement would then fall hostage to partisan bickering, with no guarantees of approval.
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Its Craftsman tools and their lifetime guarantees were a mainstay of middle-class America.
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The politicians avoided blame from voters by promising the guarantees implicitly rather than explicitly.
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"Loans depend on a number of factors and guarantees simply aren't possible," she says.
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Sotheby's used guarantees to coax other big-name works to its Wednesday night auction.
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Through its various programs, the fund deploys grants, loans, loan guarantees, and equity investments.
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The gig guarantees a spike in sales for the artists performing during the break.
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That guarantees that more matches than ever will be completed regardless of inclement weather.
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Government guarantees to Dexia remain large at EUR31.5bn at end-2015 (7.7% of GDP).
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Nothing guarantees that Kim would negotiate after gaining the upper hand on South Korea.
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The use of captive reinsurance associated with LNC's excess life reserves and variable annuity guarantees benefits the level of reported RBC in the case of excess life reserves, and supports the stability of reported RBC in the case of variable annuity guarantees.
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GFG has never informed any party that any such guarantees had been put in place, and we are clear that the Scottish Government made no such guarantees, said GFG, which is the umbrella group for the Gupta familys metals, power and banking interests.
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The 50 state high courts are not compelled to parrot the Supreme Court's interpretations of rights in the federal constitution "when it comes to the rights guarantees found in their own constitutions, even guarantees that match the federal ones letter for letter".
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The airlines' continued losses have been financed through bank borrowings, secured via Colombo's sovereign guarantees.
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It also guarantees the army key ministerial posts, including defense, border affairs and home affairs.
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This could lead to a large further increase in government guarantees over the long term.
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Over 27.25 countries have legislation that guarantees workers at least 22009 weeks' paid maternity leave.
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Italy's guarantees were issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance under Law Decree n.
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Merkel says a cap would breach the constitution which guarantees asylum to politically persecuted people.
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But in order to achieve complete denuclearization of the peninsula it will take international guarantees.
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Contrary to popular belief, France only guarantees its citizens and legal residents basic health coverage.
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And, every year, there's always one advert that guarantees to reduce you to uncontrollable tears.
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The UAE constitution explicitly guarantees freedom for all to exercise religious worship of their choosing.
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The startup also has plans to introduce rental guarantees and "Resooma Verified" stamps for rentals.
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There are no guarantees that Tehran can mould Iraq's the political landscape without a struggle.
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The appeal called for security guarantees for humanitarian workers, rejection of radicalism, and transitional justice.
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The joint declaration stated that the U.S. has committed to providing "security guarantees" to Pyongyang.
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The joint declaration states that the U.S. has committed to providing "security guarantees" to Pyongyang.
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They say the state constitution, not the U.S. Constitution, guarantees a woman's right to abortion.
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Mere promises of greater redistribution were insufficient to eliminate such threats; institutional guarantees were needed.
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Giving credible guarantees, they reckon, meant increasing the share of the population allowed to vote.
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But he is less well-known than Kennedy, whose surname alone guarantees interest from voters.
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If the government refused, he said, the US would withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees.
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"Your preorder guarantees your place in the queue for this innovative technology," Samsung told customers.
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That last point almost guarantees that Radley, in its former sanitarium state, will be important.
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John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, wants to extend such guarantees to "manufacturing as a whole".
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It is battling to keep the Iran deal alive with guarantees to firms investing there.
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Nothing guarantees a faster descent into the cesspool than writing something — anything — about Hillary Clinton.
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But the autosuggestion tool guarantees that majority perspectives will be consistently privileged over others, right?
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The Sixth Amendment guarantees all criminal defendants the right to the effective assistance of counsel.
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"We want a peace that genuinely guarantees truth, justice, reparation and non-repetition," he said.
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The two firms will lose £165m ($230m) in parent-company guarantees for ending the contract.
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He is staunch on what he calls his "three guarantees" for his gym and fighters.
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And Mr Biden may not be up to dealing with the brickbats this guarantees him.
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The facilities additionally benefit from parent guarantees and first priority liens on certain network equipment.
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"There are no guarantees you can stay in Canada," tweeted the immigration department last month.
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State guarantees already cover a significant part of external FC funding at UPSB and Asaka.
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These offers included guarantees of safety and protection for my children and even financial security.
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The Polish government said it would provide financial guarantees and support for the rescue operation.
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But this will be his first live appearance and one that guarantees follow-up questions.
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PPPs require competent agencies and often government guarantees, as well as sophisticated domestic financial markets.
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Lastly, Uber says it now guarantees that all pre-scheduled pickups will be on time.
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One of the earliest important theoretical guarantees about neural network architecture came three decades ago.
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But job guarantees might soften the blow, as could the cash proceeds from a sale.
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Kosovo's government had asked it for partial risk guarantees that would help unlock cheaper loans.
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Analysts have said Novo Banco bidders are requesting state guarantees against potential future litigation costs.
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With the Spend & Save account, Aspiration guarantees that deposits are 100 percent fossil-fuel free.
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The unsecured credit facilities at Sprint benefit from upstream unsecured guarantees from all material subsidiaries.
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" And I said, "I give you three guarantees, my honor, my faith, and my handshake.
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With the World Bank's guarantees, the government also borrowed 349 million euros from Deutsche Bank.
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There's no cure for the disease, so doctors at the hospital can't give any guarantees.
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Uncertainties remain, including whether Italy would offer guarantees to underpin the bank or inject capital.
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As with other Pixel devices, it also guarantees prompt access to the latest Android updates.
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He GUARANTEES victory over the Pats Sunday ... and even calls Tom Brady out by name.
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Legal ties will be weak, with no guarantees or cross-default arrangements between the entities.
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There's a misconception, he says, that getting a lawyer guarantees you the chance to stay.
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Ryan signed a record-breaking five-year, $150 million extension with $623 million in guarantees.
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Sony maintains a software-certification process that guarantees each game meets a certain qualitative threshold.
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Since then a hard line has crept into Hong Kong's affairs, undermining the old guarantees.
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And killing — even killing monsters — comes with no guarantees, except in its hold on memory.
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Italy and France have supported trade and investment in Iran this year through credit guarantees.
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This month, Phillips was dependent on presale guarantees to persuade collectors to sell desirable works.
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Such contracts will be extended and additional guarantees will be given, the Shenzhen exchange said.
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Another way is acting on the current condition of freelancers, in terms of contractual guarantees.
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Fourth place usually feels like a title because it guarantees participation in the Champions League.
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Age may add to one's experience, but that guarantees a writer neither wisdom nor empathy.
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That same contract will reportedly earn Swift anywhere from $100 to $200 million in guarantees.
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Continuing this pattern of neglect all but guarantees disastrous and paralyzing consequences in the future.
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The law guarantees victims a series of rights, including the right to confer with prosecutors.
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The law guarantees "reasonable accommodations" for disabled people to have equal access to public places.
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The Rohingya say they want guarantees over their safety and to be recognized as citizens.
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As usual, though, there are exceptions to the rule when it comes to reservation guarantees.
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"The fact that backstop guarantees were activated shows the operation was very risky," he said.
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Assemblyman Chu says his bill guarantees "fair wages" for workers on projects using tax dollars.
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Nomad guarantees that the cable will last at least five years, which is pretty impressive.
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Angel investing is a high-risk strategy, and there are no guarantees it'll pay off.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and of the press.
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Never again, the British thought, and farmers were given price guarantees to encourage home production.
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This sort of efficiency guarantees the technology could go mainstream, and in turn, be exploited.
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Ouma said that until they get guarantees of protection, people will just remain in hiding.
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Guarantees also were effective in drawing private funds to least-developed and lower-income countries.
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There are no guarantees those individuals would be able to buy insurance under Graham-Cassidy.
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It virtually guarantees that at some point, you'll end up with a grossly unfit leader.
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His reversal almost guarantees that Pompeo will be endorsed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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It voiced concern that it was devoid of guarantees, monitoring mechanisms or sanctions for breaches.
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Again, these are just numbers, and there are no guarantees for or against any outcome.
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Life offers no guarantees, but I feel strongly that a huge Beckham game is coming.
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The company is so sure of its technology that it guarantees transactions using its products.
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Of course, there are no guarantees that advanced nuclear tech will pan out anytime soon.
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Over the coming years, Shetty authorized more than 1200 fraudulent credit guarantees, the report said.
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"Colombia is a democratic country that offers guarantees to practice politics," the government statement said.
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The package will include bridge loans and credit guarantees for business, he and Kurz said.
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The constitution guarantees military members of parliament a quarter of the seats in the legislature.
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Certainly not, but it guarantees that the Supreme Court will be in sync with society.
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VTB was seeking a declaration that the guarantees are in fact enforceable, the filing shows.
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Congress also has to authorize loans and loan guarantees that cost more than $50 million.
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"We will keep offering the guarantees so they can safely continue campaigning," Mr. Rivera said.
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They say they believed they were purchasing Affordable Care Act plans that include coverage guarantees.
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The simple truth is that a second term almost guarantees Trump stays a free man.
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That's not to mention that Mr. McConnell sought guarantees that Democrats would embrace the measure.
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International organizations emphasize that the returns must be voluntary and accompanied by guarantees of security.
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Things get even riskier when the auction house guarantees a work with its own money.
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They said it sounded much better in theory, give it a shot, but no guarantees.
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The new entity was authorized to provide loan guarantees to support Italian ventures in Iran.
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As with any commission, there are no guarantees that the Solarium's final proposals are passed.
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"Guarantees used to be a gentlemen's club, but now they're greatly extended," Mr. Danziger said.
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The bill approved Wednesday bolsters unemployment insurance and guarantees free diagnostic testing for the coronavirus.
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Thousands of airline workers used social media to urge lawmakers to approve the payroll guarantees.
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You may be rich one day , but nothing guarantees you will remain rich, or poor.
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Hotels are considered four- or five-stars, for an elevated experience that guarantees to impress.
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I respect that the Second Amendment guarantees the right to own and use a gun.
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We are learning that there are no guarantees — that importance offers no security from collapse.
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A few universities and colleges are offering employment guarantees as an inducement to prospective students.
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Trilogy is one of several bondholder groups that accuse Caesars of scrapping CEOC's bond guarantees.
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Reversing RHNDA guarantees organizations in Washington will not face religious discrimination from their local government.
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Any such success depends upon American diplomats credibly issuing threats, guarantees, and offers of help.
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And it pretty much guarantees that we'll have no shortage of political surprises coming up.
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That advice may sound slightly paranoid, but the truth is that there are no guarantees.
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While lack of money can guarantee failure in politics, no amount of money guarantees success.
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We inform about date of visit about our expectations and our guarantees for future visit.
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The Fifth Amendment guarantees defendants the right not to testify against themselves in criminal trials.
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"We don't have enough security guarantees in the status of the ombudsperson," Falque-Pierrotin said.
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The Violence Against Women Act guarantees rape victims the right to a sexual assault examination.
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"The more guarantees you have on your pensions, the [worse] the problem is," Heemskerk said.
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Only then did people begin to question the business model and the pricing of guarantees.
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The Obama administration threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees unless Poroshenko took action.
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Buying new also guarantees there aren't unwelcome spirits, thought to bring bad luck or harm.
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Of course, there are no guarantees that young firms like Firefly and Relativity will survive.
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There are and always have been conditionality placed on our sovereign loan guarantees for Ukraine.
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In recent years, proclamations have removed guarantees for recreational access and hunting from management plans.
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"It's a longer time commitment, but it guarantees that you'll get your turnover," she said.
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The nontraditional system for distributing wealth guarantees that citizens receive a regular sum of money.
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"Europe has to disappear and be replaced with something that guarantees real freedom," he said.
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They are also equipped with a mix of financing tools including loans, guarantees, and grants.
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Abandoning Syria to Assad — ISIS' best recruiting symbol — Iran, and Russia merely guarantees future war.
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Murray plans to play on, hopefully until Wimbledon this summer, although there are no guarantees.
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He also demanded guarantees that Turkey would not attack Kurdish forces allied with the Americans.
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Some, like Abu Ali, fear going home without a political solution that guarantees their safety.
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We all enter 2017 with no guarantees for what the year will bring for women.
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It also includes $33 million in total guarantees with a full guarantee of $22 million.
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Mr. Kabila would most likely need guarantees of protection, or have to live in exile.
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A Superior Court of Guarantees is created to handle any appeals and conflicts of jurisdiction.
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There were no guarantees the RMS would seed all local devices seamlessly, with clear picture.
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The WP29's future analysis of the Privacy Shield will focus on what Falque-Pierrotin said are "four essential guarantees" — gleaned from its prior analysis of European jurisprudence — that she said must be respected when US intelligence services have access to European data, namely that: "These four essential guarantees constitute a kind of European standard," she said, adding that such guarantees must also be applied to cover data transferred to other countries within Europe.
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Apart from the funding guarantees, other forms of state support include back-to-back statutory guarantees on select credit exposures (total limit of HUF800 billion (MFB) and HUF350 billion (Hexim)) as per the budget act for 2017, which were only moderately utilised at end-2016.
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But Justice Douglas's observation that "specific guarantees in the Bill of Rights have penumbras, formed by emanations from those guarantees that help give them life and substance" describes a perfectly banal concept: The enumeration of rights, individually or collectively, implies the existence of other rights.
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The mission team guarantees that all eight instruments will be on, including the spacecraft's camera, JunoCam.
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Medicare, which isn't part of this discount program, guarantees health coverage for those 65 or older.
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The Mexican government will provide them with the legal advice, which guarantees the protection they require.
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It's "the only investment that guarantees you your fair share of stock market returns," he wrote.
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Attica Bank said in a statement that all rules were followed and the guarantees were adequate.
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The European Union guarantees workers at least four weeks' paid vacation in all 21968 member countries.
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Under current conditions, it would be completely uneconomical without loan guarantees provided by the federal government.
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Yet it also notes that North Korea&aposs constitution guarantees "the right of faith" to citizens.
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The AI then creates a "build card" which guarantees a maximum price and estimated delivery date.
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On Wednesday, Trump signed legislation which guarantees workers affected by the shutdown will receive back pay.
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Turkish Cypriots, who were targeted by Greek Cypriot nationalists before the war, want Turkish guarantees maintained.
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Though Trump has shown support for keeping this particular provision, nothing guarantees it will be preserved.
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Ex-Im guarantees billions of dollars of U.S. trade financing annually, supporting thousands of U.S. jobs.
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Aviva's solvency ratio falls to 57 percent excluding transitional measures and long-term guarantees, Bernstein said.
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Well-prepared land, available grid connections and financial guarantees all encourage the development of solar parks.
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The country's constitution guarantees the military a full 25% of seats in the Hluttaw, Myanmar's parliament.
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No security guarantees will be enough for Mr Kim to give up his nukes, they say.
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Fannie and Freddie were securitizing these home loans and offering 100 percent taxpayer guarantees of repayment.
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Between 22018 and 22015 the commission approved €21trn-worth of state aid, including guarantees, for banks.
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Mr Quiroga reportedly made various verbal guarantees that the plane had enough fuel for the trip.
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Using various electoral gimmicks, it guarantees that the largest party will command 54% of the seats.
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The Constitution guarantees the freedom to live and work according to a person's deeply held beliefs.
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It all but guarantees a swarm is going to make itself at home on somebody's farm.
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The Constitution guarantees that states and localities have the right of primary administration over their elections.
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Removing implicit guarantees on the debts of state-owned companies is, for instance, bound to hurt.
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Four-fifths of global trade transactions, worth $15trn a year, rely on specialised loans or guarantees.
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I think that people will need more guarantees about privacy before they fully embrace digital assistants.
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Those subscribers will have access to enhanced customer service, as well as pricing and quality guarantees.
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Ultimately, Lovemore said he supports any candidate who guarantees the brightest future for the next generation.
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But of course, money-back guarantees don't address the real guarantee students are seeking: a job.
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The more Mr Trump bullies his allies, the more the world will doubt America's security guarantees.
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Guarantees are most useful for post-war and contemporary works, where the value is most speculative.
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Such a move, however, could violate international human rights guarantees, posing a problem for the government.
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This is a formidable challenge, but neglecting it only guarantees that the threat will get worse.
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Guarantees crack open the door to liabilities that crowdfunding platforms have traditionally fought hard to avoid.
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The judges found that the Texas constitution guarantees a minimum level of economic freedom from regulation.
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The guarantees are governed by French law and are given for an unlimited period of time.
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Merkel emphasized the need to provide Ukraine with guarantees that supplies via its territory will continue.
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Under European Union rules, no further state guarantees or direct payments from the budget are allowed.
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Letters of credit are banking guarantees for on-time payment from a buyer to a seller.
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The Mexican Government will provide them with the legal advice, which guarantees the protection they require.
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For each fund, the government will provide guarantees of up to 50 million shekels ($14 million).
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The case is not necessarily persuasive, if only because deposit guarantees often just formalised implicit promises.
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That rhetoric has been quite present in recent VR culture, but there are no guarantees there.
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But they are umbilically connected by a mesh of cross-guarantees, factoring arrangements and other transactions.
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Guarantees on the government-endorsed parts of the business shift the border between prudent and hazardous.
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Also, guarantees do serve an economic purpose, even if Calomiris does not like to admit it.
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Self-defense, we will be told, is America's "first freedom," and one that guarantees all others.
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Magnette said discussions with Canadian officials had yielded some useful guarantees but not removed all concerns.
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The fund would provide grants - not loans or loan guarantees - to minority entrepreneurs, Warren is proposing.
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The region guaranteed OHMC's domestic bond of RUB1.5bn issued in 203 and issued two other guarantees.
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But mostly the burden falls on new policyholders, who are no longer sold products with guarantees.
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This doesn't mean that a warm summer guarantees a bloody Fourth of July or Labor Day.
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Fitch estimates debt guarantees to have totalled EUR181m at end-2015 (20153% of estimated operating revenue).
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Most of these are guarantees (RUB7 billion) that the region provided to support regionally important enterprises.
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The UN's mandatory contribution system guarantees that we avoid the "free rider" problems we encounter elsewhere.
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The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees citizens the right to keep and bear arms.
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But McCain's return hardly guarantees leadership will be able to advance a health care bill now.
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Trump starts in Poland, which is hoping for his strongest affirmation yet of NATO security guarantees.
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It is a very competitive landscape and there are no guarantees that Poshmark's traction will continue.
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If a man starts working at a company, the company guarantees a job for the wife.
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He has testified multiple times before Congress on the separation of powers and other constitutional guarantees.
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In fact, it often guarantees repeat visits, as competitors return to try to conquer that room.
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North Korea's constitution guarantees freedom of religion as long as it does not undermine the state.
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In theory, all recipes should essentially be guarantees that what you see is what you get.
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The new law will focus on the diversification of incentives and guarantees for investors, Khorshid said.
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Akon's clearly not buying it, though ... and practically guarantees it's not true because he knows Nelly.
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I'm psyched to see what Rawls can do down the stretch, but owning him guarantees nothing.
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Government-provided loans, loan guarantees and other borrowing subsidies push people to take on more debt.
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It could also take the form of federal guarantees on loans to the island, he said.
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"For Phillips, guarantees are absolutely crucial," said Edward Dolman, the auction house's chairman and chief executive.
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Washington has struggled to obtain guarantees from Ankara that Turkish forces will not attack the Kurds.
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The sources said implementation of the debt guarantees would be carried out at the provincial level.
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Wigg said she believes the model adopted by the community guarantees the sustainability of the scheme.
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Black Friday is almost here, and many retailers have started to drop deals and price guarantees.
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The UK government has agreed to provide loan guarantees and other financial support, the BBC reported.
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Regardless, this dynamic essentially guarantees that no major tech regulation will be pushed any time soon.
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Critics will say Trump failed to understand Kim's vulnerabilities and thus failed to provide security guarantees.
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The desired contracts would shelter the ailing company with price guarantees and last for four years.
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But the complete integrity of Hesse's self-absorption is what guarantees the permanence of his work.
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The region guaranteed OHMC's domestic bond of RUB11033bn issued in 2012 and issued two other guarantees.
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This guarantees regular postal service to every American residence and business at a standard, affordable price.
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They insist such guarantees would create "backdoors," or security vulnerabilities, that hackers and spies could exploit.
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Anything less guarantees that this epidemic will continue to ravage our communities for decades to come.
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A true education requires freedom of thought and expression, which are guarantees long defended by academics.
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North Korea must have "absolute security guarantees" before Kim surrenders his nuclear arsenal, says President Putin.
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North Korea does not trust U.S. security guarantees, and the U.S. doesn't trust North Korea's promises.
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Some sites even have loyalty programs, frequent-buyer discounts and money-back guarantees, Mr. McCoy said.
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It is thus encouraging that many prominent conservatives now favor a system of basic income guarantees.
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The constitutional amendment guarantees 73-year-old Museveni a lifetime rule over the country, they said.
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This choice prolongs the experience of the feelings and guarantees a separation from self and others.
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This year, even what would seem to be surefire blockbuster lots are being offered without guarantees.
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Guarantees accounted for 62 percent of private finance that development institutions attracted for projects in Africa.
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Why it matters: This just about guarantees that the Senate will confirm Pompeo to the role.
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As the Associated Press explained, it's a situation that guarantees that farmers can't turn a profit.
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The Sexual Offenses Act (2006) guarantees the right of sexual assault victims to free medical treatment.
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We're not interested in reforms and nominal guarantees from anybody that things will stay on budget.
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And if they do come what guarantees do we have that they would understand the issues?
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Most of this are guarantees (RUB7 billion) that the region provided to support regionally important enterprises.
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So what is on Obama's playlist that guarantees a one-way ticket on Air Force Bone?
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"We did not start anything without being sure we could offer guarantees for it," she said.
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Sound Liquidity: IIGF's main risks - given the nature of its activities - are the guarantees it issues.
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Why it matters: Nothing in the basic email protocol guarantees that a sender's address is authentic.
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Individuals with or without pre-existing conditions would keep the core guarantees established by the ACA.
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An example is the "implicit guarantees" that financial institutions offer when selling products to retail investors.
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A 1995 constitution guarantees ethnic groups the right to hold referendums on creating their own regions.
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"Guarantees are here to stay — it's something all our clients want to consider," Mr. Dolman said.
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Its loan guarantees are risk sharing instruments, enabling banks on the ground to choose eligible firms.
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CEZ management has refused to do so without explicit state guarantees to help fund the project.
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That's a low bar, because the US guarantees zero days of paid sick leave to anyone.
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Boeing has requested for itself and its suppliers $60 billion funded in part through loan guarantees.
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It is pursuing $60 billion in U.S. government aid for the aerospace industry, including loan guarantees.
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Above all, the end of the Emanuel era almost guarantees a wider shift in power citywide.
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But not to worry, he guarantees that there'll be a big push right after the midterms.
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Modern life offers few guarantees, but using even one of these tips is surely an improvement.
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Industry Minister Karel Havlicek said the loan guarantees would also be available for self-employed individuals.
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"They are not loopholes, they are federal guarantees to protect children like him," Mr. Dunn said.
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He has said if he plays, he'll be back with Miami — though there are no guarantees.
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Moon said North Korea was not convinced it could trust security guarantees from the United States.
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"They called for a strike unprepared and now called it off without adequate guarantees," he said.
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Public financing can convince more candidates to run, since it guarantees a degree of financial support.
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And then today, he ignored rule that allows (not guarantees) single senator to delay a vote.
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Nike declined to answer our question whether it contractually guarantees women won't be penalized for pregnancy.
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But none of that guarantees success in a media world where print is on the outs.
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The size and certainty of the payment guarantees that the drug companies will get large profits.
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And the steadily rising California standard guarantees they'll all have a growing market to sell into.
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This guarantees a tender brisket, but sometimes results in a steamed texture reminiscent of pot roast.
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And then there is the money that savvy financier-collectors can make out of auction guarantees.
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The statement was similarly vague about what security guarantees the United States would offer North Korea.
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And there's absolutely nothing that guarantees anybody a so-called job promotion to the Supreme Court.
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Prices were also propped up, wherever possible, with hundreds of millions of dollars in financial guarantees.
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Mr. Rybolovlev's family trust sold four of the works at Christie's in March, unprotected by guarantees.
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There are never any guarantees with buying used, even if you stick to these best practices.
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The central bank takes Treasury Department loan guarantees and uses them to stand up huge programs.
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That virtually guarantees success if enough time and effort are devoted to pushing the nominations through.
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No other power takes on such far-reaching security guarantees and offers such comprehensive political resources.
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These approaches — especially loan guarantees — could cost billions of dollars and require Congress to get involved.
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California&aposs Constitution guarantees public access to all coastal beaches below the mean high tide line.
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Flying on an A321, however, guarantees you to have an updated system compared to the original.
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Penn State Coach James Franklin signed a contract extension that guarantees him $34.7 million through 2022.
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Their expertise across media and disciplines guarantees that this will be a dynamic series of exhibitions.
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These actions by the regional government threaten the democratic guarantees of Catalans under the Spanish Constitution.
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Repairs cannot be made because the Russian side will give no guarantees of the workers' security.
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That guarantees that many of next year's devices — and nearly all flagship phones — will support 25G.
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Other potential applications include documenting ownership, asset management, origin guarantees, emission allowances, and renewable energy certificates.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution guarantees a right to same-sex marriage.
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Wealth management products offered much higher rates of return than bank deposits, with many providing guarantees.
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"The First Amendment guarantees all Americans the right to free speech and assembly," the statement said.
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To pressure Poroshenko into removing him, the Obama Administration withheld a billion dollars in loan guarantees.
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"People may want to try to be zeitgeisty, but that almost guarantees you'll miss," he said.
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This guarantees that no one will be financially worse off because of a tax on emissions.
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The solution is to charge the financial giants a market-based fee for the debt guarantees.
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"The First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech and freedom of the press," he wrote last year.
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Even with enormous guarantees, which significantly reduce risk, auction on some level is always a gamble.
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Transmission and distribution is regulated by state authorities and guarantees a relatively stable rate of return.
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But there are no guarantees, and the battle over next year's federal budget will be ferocious.
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We inform about date of visit and about our expectations and our guarantees for future visit.
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There were no guarantees, and there was a chance Mr. Williams could die from the treatment.
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Lesser known are the protections and resources the law guarantees to LGBTQ survivors of sexual violence.
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But for me, having an agenda at the beginning almost guarantees that the thing won't work.
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But there are no guarantees, and that could mean a big tax increase down the road.
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Such guarantees provide state protection for companies doing business abroad when foreign debtors fail to pay.
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The agreement guarantees Hong Kong's special autonomy, including freedom of assembly, free press and independent judiciary.
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If they cannot win guarantees of parliamentary support from other parties, further elections will take place.
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They're not guarantees, but Democrats have held leads in all of these races throughout the campaign.
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Macri said he will insist on an "intelligent deal" with the multilateral lender that guarantees economic growth.
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The plan would include job guarantees for people working in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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It would also give them home loan guarantees, limited hospital rights, federal job preference and employment counseling.
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Nothing in this guarantees an acceptable distribution of income; one person having everything can be perfectly efficient.
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Firms are eligible for subsidized rent, subsidized loans, debt guarantees, and monetary awards to attract top talent.
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The continued integration of content properties into leading providers guarantees that the controversies will not fade soon.
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In our view, Heta's resolution does not imply a diminished willingness to honour the sovereign's own guarantees.
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Mr Mammadov also says that the country's government had issued guarantees for Mr Mkhitaryan's "protection and safety".
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Of course, this is a business; to make money, the company guarantees sellers a minimum sale price.
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While Bahrain&aposs constitution guarantees freedom of expression, authorities routinely arrest and charge activists over their comments.
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"(However) no guarantees can be made that such efforts will be effective," En+ said in a statement.
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"We are honoring our warranties, protection agreements and guarantees as normal," the company said in a statement.
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We are going to need a new digital social contract that guarantees our rights in this market.
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For De Beers, cast-iron guarantees its stones are ethically sourced are vital to maintaining consumer confidence.
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Israeli opposition lawmaker Yair Lapid said such a corridor should only proceed with security guarantees for Israel.
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Each unit guarantees the holder one share in the company and an option to purchase more shares.
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Critics of subsidies slammed the loan guarantees, saying that taxpayers would foot the bill if Vogtle fails.
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At the same time, a Trump presidency guarantees something critical to Roberts' own legacy: a conservative majority.
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Noteholders will rely solely on JPL for repayment as the restricted subsidiaries will not be providing guarantees.
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Connecticut (which guarantees married couples can use contraceptives in privacy of their own homes) could be overturned.
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"But I think life doesn't have any guarantees anyway," Thompson, who is a Grammy-nominated songwriter, added.
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And yet, each of them guarantees abortion will be outlawed in a state once Roe is overturned.
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The Russian leader told reporters that Kim wanted to denuclearize but needed "security guarantees" to do so.
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The startup is so confident that it guarantees you'll find a job within six months of graduation.
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Its lime green color also guarantees that you'll be easy to spot even when you're far out.
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The deal guarantees Mexican workers the right to unionize, mandates safe working conditions and bans forced labor.
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Furthermore, to ascertain the system's protection quality, companies can conduct rigorous tests of cybersecurity and privacy guarantees.
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He contested the validity of the guarantees in a 2013 lawsuit filed in the Bombay High Court.
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Putin said Thursday that a resumption of such talks "will help provide international security guarantees," Reuters reported.
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Estonians take solace in the guarantees of institutions, which they see as stronger than any one leader.
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Their most aggressive policies include universal income guarantees and imposing federal taxes on wealth, not just income.
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Admittedly, this victory brings no guarantees; plenty of Hot 100 chart-toppers are also one-hit wonders.
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The right to keep and bear arms is one of many rights the Constitution enumerates and guarantees.
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The company used customer tips to subsidize the $10-per-delivery minimum payment it guarantees its workers.
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The collapse of Hebei Financing had a debilitating impact on companies that had relied on its guarantees.
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Though their constitution guarantees comprehensive, free health care for all, it falls far short of that ideal.
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Dittes' letter said GM's proposal did nothing to provide the job security guarantees the union is demanding.
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The Monday timing guarantees that the Iowa results will be announced before Tuesday's New Hampshire Democratic primary.
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At the time, Popovich said, the Spurs had no guarantees that Leonard would evolve into a star.
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"There are, of course, no guarantees a child will be O.K., even with professional help," she states.
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All the evidence points to your favorite crooner dying in the film, though there are no guarantees.
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For now, the coverage guarantees remain and it's worth it for folks to take advantage of them.
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A fanciful scheme for "food self-sufficiency" would include price guarantees for crops produced by southern farmers.
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But there are no guarantees that the leaders will reach a deal on all the outstanding issues.
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Laurent Brun of the hard-left CGT union promised to "continue the combat" to negotiate other guarantees.
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GFG did not mislead anyone as to the nature of its discussions about additional Scottish government guarantees.
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Another reason audits cannot offer any guarantees is that, despite involving numbers and spreadsheets, they are subjective.
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Eterneva's formation process guarantees that each stone is made in isolation — with no risk of cross-contamination.
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Banks prefer to lend to state companies that carry implicit government guarantees, especially when the economy slows.
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Those guarantees typically range from 20% to 90% of plan benefits, according to the Society of Actuaries.
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Some of Mr Drahi's fellow plutocrats make a killing from financing the guarantees that auction houses offer.
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I live in New York City, where just one subway ride pretty much guarantees you're catching something.
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Merkel emphasized the need to provide Ukraine with guarantees that has supplies via its territory will continue.
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These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions.
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We expect government guarantees to peak at 5.8% of GDP in FY16, below the government's 10% limit.
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With costs rising and other sources of revenue drying up, Mr Khan refused to provide such guarantees.
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Total gross credit risk, including doubtful loans, was estimated at EUR1.55bn, mainly comprising loans and debt guarantees.
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Under a deal, they would probably fund development in Palestinian areas and furnish Israel with security guarantees.
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Employment guarantees for 60,000 workers at factories in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm are due to expire in 2018.
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German labor unions have sought guarantees to retain production of higher-margin models in their home plants.
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If a migrant is taken hostage, the insurance guarantees that smugglers will negotiate for the person's release.
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The company guarantees that each student that graduates the course will get at least 193 job interviews.
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Friedman tells us ... "We don't need any guarantees from anyone, we just want better diagnosis and treatment."
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Legal experts said the 'Remain in Mexico' proposal may also violate U.S. constitutional guarantees of due process.
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