In their role as attackers, they need some in reserve.
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Almost 89 miles covered with a claimed 303miles in reserve.
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Excommunication is held in reserve as the very last resort.
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So, there's a lot of oil out there in reserve.
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Mr. Kasich fared a bit better, with $2.5 million in reserve.
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Yet China still has $3.3 trillion of hard currency in reserve.
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The massive bombs would remain in reserve until April 13, 2017.
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And there's nothing in reserve to deal with a fresh shock.
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Kept in reserve during normal times, they deploy periodically for emergencies.
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You're going to need cash to close, and cash in reserve.
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So there is logic to countries keeping stores of them in reserve.
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At his most besotted, Tom still keeps something of himself in reserve.
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And it would be impractical to keep so much cash in reserve.
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AG: Ha well I continue to serve as a major in reserve.
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The zone's bailout fund has a further 400 billion euros in reserve.
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The United States currently holds 660 million barrels of oil in reserve.
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We have three other presses, two that we use and one in reserve.
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Full satisfaction would require $4bn-5bn more, plus the money held in reserve.
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Better to keep that option in reserve for something truly catastrophic, he said.
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It has much still in reserve, to emerge over the next few years.
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Virginia, which had a $551 million surplus, placed all of it in reserve.
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Up till the Super Bowl, players must hold something in reserve for next week.
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It's good at maximizing value: the company has more than $215 billion in reserve.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has reported having $16 million in reserve for a campaign.
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And it has kept some of the money in reserve, just to be safe.
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But the central bank, for now, is keeping those two major tools in reserve.
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Read More: The world's oil producers keep a massive amount of capacity in reserve.
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Ending the guarantee could allow Tesla to hold less money in reserve, Min added.
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Those clubs are fielding teams in up to four competitions and need players in reserve.
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Forward Terrence Jones and guard Marcus Thornton combined to shoot 24-for-212 in reserve.
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Increasing the ratio of what banks need to keep in reserve achieves the opposite result.
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Such resistance can be dealt with by other medicines, kept in reserve for the purpose.
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This means 3 percentage points of flexibility in reserve requirement, up from 2 percent now.
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They have a true superpower in reserve, however, that can help them escape their fate.
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Löw also has in reserve a younger striker, the rapidly developing Schalke player Leroy Sané.
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There was nothing to play for, but also no reason to leave anything in reserve.
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And, a quarter of small businesses hold fewer than 13 cash buffer days in reserve.
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The S5 is powerful with loads of extra grunt in reserve for high-speed passing.
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They may also have wanted to keep ammunition in reserve to combat any sharp downturn.
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Is this just something held in reserve to give away when budget negotiations get tough?
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It requires them to hold more capital in reserve in the event of financial emergencies.
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Stem cells are special cells kept in reserve as means to repair and regrow damaged tissue.
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Wells Fargo leads the way here with 7.1% of the value of its exposure in reserve.
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The lower than planned revenues will require an additional 300 billion rubles in Reserve Fund expenditures.
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Collins has $1.3 million in reserve for the campaign compared with about $81,000 for his opponent.
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DeMarre Carroll scored 22 points in reserve and teamed with Dinwiddie as Brooklyn backups totaled 63 points.
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The government has kept fiscal firepower in reserve, in part because of uncertainty about the trade war.
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Banks need to keep a certain amount of capital in reserve in order to pay back loans.
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Morgan Stanley, Citi, and PNC are all at 3% and Bank of America has 2.3% in reserve.
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Stairs at Portland airport too short for Trump plane, currently trying to call in reserve stairs pic.twitter.
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Meanwhile, the founders make money by holding a small portion of the cryptocurrency in reserve for themselves.
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The Heat had plenty of energy in reserve after earning a victory at Phoenix on Friday night.
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Instead, it would hold some in reserve to avoid giving their positions away and to conserve munitions.
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Peru has no immediate plans to draw on the credit lines, and they will be kept in reserve.
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Nate Hinton scored 19 off the Houston bench, while Jarreau added 10 points and six assists in reserve.
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Though Treasuries held in reserve by Social Security are sometimes derisively called "IOUs," they are not casual promises.
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Some of the antibiotics farmers use are those that doctors hold in reserve for the most difficult cases.
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Another useful step would be to reduce the stockpile of 2,500 or so nuclear warheads held in reserve.
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At the end of June, Mr. Trump had less than half as much cash in reserve as Mrs.
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The administration might want to keep her in reserve should Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 85, leave the court.
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The Florida National Guard had been activated off-site, and a line of armored vehicles sat in reserve.
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May's appeal to the leaders to "leave nothing in reserve" in seeking a way out of the impasse.
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The Democratic challenger pulled in $1.6 million and held $85033 million in reserve at the end of 2019.
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The Libra currency is backed, presumably, by bonds and financial assets held in reserve at the Libra Reserve.
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Attorney James White said $425 million will be paid now while another $75 million will be held in reserve.
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Washington also wants to hold tougher options in reserve to escalate the U.S. response if needed, the officials said.
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It said short-term financing risks were generally contained since debtor positions were concentrated in reserve currency-issuing economies.
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The country's armed forces reportedly have more than a million people on active duty, with millions more in reserve.
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Those bills alone could crush restaurants in a matter of weeks, unless they have heaps of cash in reserve.
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The country has about 188 million barrels in reserve, according to a note on Saturday from Rapidan Energy Group.
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Tech companies weathered the 2008 recession better than the dotcom bubble, largely because they had more cash in reserve.
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"Given the extremely low level of interest rates, the SNB is keeping some ammunition in reserve." editing by John Stonestreet
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Of those, 1.3 million are on active duty, while about 800,000 are in reserve or part of the National Guard.
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But it is holding in reserve a plan to retaliate with another A321 makeover, using new wings to boost performance.
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The Fund said short-term financing risks were generally contained since debtor positions were concentrated in reserve currency-issuing economies.
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Ambani and his affiliates still own almost half of Reliance: that leaves India's newest consumer king with plenty in reserve.
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"I'm very confident we'll have $200 million in reserve cash, so that we can jump over that obstacle," he said.
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However, it was not clear if the estimated increase in reserve was related to the settlement that the WSJ reported.
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However, it was not clear if the estimated increase in reserve was related to the settlement that the Journal reported.
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Some, like the dogs page, may have been created without a specific goal and held in reserve for future use.
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The Swiss army is holding a special medical battalion in reserve for potential requests by regional health authorities for assistance.
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The Navy also has 43 Los Angeles-class fast attack submarines on active duty and two more held in reserve.
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CENTRE members currently hold more than $1 billion in reserve bank accounts as they have issued over 1 billion USDC.
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The fund is keeping about 15% of its capital in reserve for follow-on investments to its existing portfolio companies.
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Earlier this month, the central bank slashed the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve to boost lending.
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This includes its announcement last week that it would reduce the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve.
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The United States currently has fewer total weapons, including those in reserve, than Russia because it has dismantled more obsolete devices.
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BNT will increase in value as more smart tokens are created, benefiting all the smart tokens which hold it in reserve.
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When a bank's creditors and customers fear it doesn't have enough cash in reserve, they will most likely withdraw their money.
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China has cut the amount of cash banks must keep in reserve five times since last year to encourage more lending.
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She managed to state that she wanted to keep the death penalty "in reserve" for crimes like terrorism and mass killings.
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Plus, market operators worry that periodic price spikes will not send the economic signals necessary to induce investment in reserve margins.
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They are dangerous precisely because they hint at what might be, at what France has in reserve, should it be needed.
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That was apparently enough to satisfy the president, who preferred an elected government to a caretaker alternative he had in reserve.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope also came on in reserve duties to force a critical turnover moments before Stevens was assessed his technical.
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So while it may make sense to keep some oil in reserve for national emergencies, 700 million barrels is likely overkill.
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Bancor enables the creation of so-called "smart tokens," which can hold one or more tokens or digital currencies in reserve.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) also uses other tools, like dictating how much cash Chinese banks must keep in reserve.
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A spy has to have many such dead drops in reserve and must never use the same place more than once.
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Tickets for the show are sold out until June 2018, though a large number of seats were being held in reserve.
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"We only have one planet and currently we're acting like we have one in reserve and that is not a sustainable track."
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So it's common for intelligence agencies to hold some vulnerabilities in reserve so they can be used against the highest-value targets.
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That makes today's finding more than a curiosity: anything that can help keep antibiotics in reserve might help slow the resistance crisis.
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These smart tokens or digital coins hold one or more other cryptocurrencies in reserve which means that it can always be traded.
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This means there's less temperature 'in reserve', so the Pi will throttle more quickly during a period of sustained high-intensity operation.
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They have the typical $1 in reserve for each $1 invested, mirroring a common strategy espoused by some of the best VCs.
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A team needs dynamism in reserve for when the starters struggle, and that's just what the Belgian international has started to bring.
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The PBOC has slashed the amount of cash banks must hold in reserve six times since early 2018 to spur credit growth.
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Maung Maung Soe was transferred from his post in Rakhine and "put in reserve", an army spokesman told Reuters on Nov. 13.
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If HSBC's forecast proves more accurate, Lloyds would have to add almost 2 billion pounds to the amount it keeps in reserve.
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The central bank, for example, announced a 1-percent reduction in reserve requirements, and the government is boosting spending and lowering taxes.
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Such assurances notwithstanding, Mr. Kasich is not ready to forsake his abrasive side entirely, holding it in reserve for the right moment.
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Wine makers are allowed to mix output from the last harvest with the best quality wines kept in reserve from prior vintages.
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He was held in reserve the previous Wednesday when I'd gone to Yankee Stadium to watch the NYCFC versus Kansas City match.
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That number factors in reserve requirements for emergencies, as does the 60-mile range numbers proposed by Bell and Hyundai this week.
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On October 7th it reduced the amount of money that banks are required to hold in reserve, the fourth such cut this year.
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The number of permits in circulation is based on supply since 2008, and the number of permits surrendered, canceled or held in reserve.
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"The family has around 10,000 bottles in reserve, some of which we keep here, dating from 1834 to the present day," Walters says.
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JPM did see an oil-related surge in reserve increases, but its results were helped by solid results in areas like credit demand.
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Nick Chubb (22 yard rushing average) has six touchdowns on the season, while Sony Michel and D'Andre Swift have impressed in reserve roles.
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In a blog post, YouTube said that revenue generated by disputed videos would now be held in reserve while it decided the claim.
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The bank announced increases in reserve ratios for foreign-currency assets, making it more attractive to hold assets in the local lek currency.
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For years China restricted bank loans to less than 75% of their deposit base, ensuring that they had plenty of cash in reserve.
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Ask specific questions about how much money this VC has to invest now and plans to keep in reserve for future financing founds.
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This cuts the amount of cash that some banks must keep in reserve, and is designed to help provide liquidity to small businesses.
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Re-enactors rehearsed in Reserve, La. The artist Dread Scott is leading the re-enactment of the largest slave revolt in U.S. history.
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This is the extra money we need in reserve as of today to cover all the future outlays our tax system won't support.
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For the biggest banks, the ratio of total deposits that must be kept in reserve was reduced to 17 percent, from 17.5 percent.
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Having a few of your own creative ideas in reserve to show how you can be counted on to drive business helps, too.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced Friday that it was cutting the amount of funds that lenders need to hold in reserve.
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The best wines we tasted were still tightly wrapped, as if they were keeping something in reserve that would be revealed with time.
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The People's Bank of China announced Wednesday that it will once again reduce the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve.
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Monetary policy director Bruno Serra said the central bank is also considering additional cuts in reserve requirements in the medium to long term.
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Because new antibiotics may be held in reserve for years, manufacturers can't sell enough during the patent term to justify large research investments.
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So you can go with that, rather than feeling you have to lather on a layer of personal charisma you've had in reserve.
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Digital currencies are not often backed this way because that would tie up billions of dollars in reserve currencies that could not be used.
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To get an idea of the toxicity, people living in Reserve, Louisiana, are 50 times more likely to get cancer than an average American.
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"The adjustment in reserve requirement ratios is aimed to ensure sufficient domestic liquidity in support of economic activity," the BSP said in a statement.
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The US military sent a dog in after him, keeping a robot that could also go into the tunnel to track him in reserve.
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Coal, diesel and fuel-oil, which are far more polluting than natural gas, are kept in reserve for emergencies to generate electricity in Israel.
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The batteries from Tesla would then store the wind-generated energy at peak production times, and hold it in reserve for peak demand hours.
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Tillerson has directed that that funding will now be held in reserve "until we see progress from Egypt on key priorities," the official said.
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They regularly scrutinize banks' portfolios and the money they hold in reserve to make sure they can hold up in various outbreaks of trouble.
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If China brandishes its small stick at the scene of conflict while making known its big stick waits in reserve, it may go far.
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The Kremlin can hold this material in reserve in case it needs to generate scandals against an incumbent president and undermine White House policies.
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Tether critics have raised concerns over the past year about whether it actually holds $1 in reserve for every token issued, as it claimed.
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South Korean banks are currently required to have 7 percent of deposits in reserve after the ratio was raised from 5 percent in 2006.
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One of the men in reserve that day, and who fought days later, was a 24-year-old second lieutenant, J. R. R. Tolkien.
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A February report from Johns Hopkins University said the US had some 160,000 ventilators ready for use in hospitals, with another 8,900 in reserve.
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Let's test if Iran will adhere to that pledge, for an initial ninety days, while we hold in reserve the option of deploying reinforcements.
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Community banks are being granted their long-held wish of being freed to reduce the amount of capital they have to hold in reserve.
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"It is prudent not to say, 'let's just start there' with the largest piece of ammunition that we still have in reserve," Hoekstra said.
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Yet after Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament for almost five weeks, some MPs want to have in reserve a vote of no confidence.
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Alhough Tether's digital tokens are meant to be backed by U.S. dollars held in reserve, the company not yet proven so, the report said.
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Earlier, military sources told Reuters about half of the 3,000 Turkish-trained forces were participating, while the other half were being kept in reserve.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China took more action Friday to boost its economy, reducing the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve.
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The financial watchdog estimated that California has enough in reserve funds to weather a mild recession without cutting spending or raising taxes through 2021.
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After each gift certificate purchase, Kabbage will hold up to 10% of the settlement funds in reserve until the gift certificate has been redeemed.
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Mr. Sifton said the State Department may be keeping some names in reserve in hopes of persuading Burmese officials to stop the brutal campaign.
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There are recent studies showing that some ants actually do nothing in colonies — workers kept in reserve until they're needed for a really big task.
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The existing law holds penalties in reserve that are sufficient to make anyone who is minded to assist a suicide think carefully before doing so.
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This year, the Chinese government cut taxes and reduced how much cash banks have to hold in reserve in an attempt to prop up growth.
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His topic is masculinity under duress, and our critic Dwight Garner says his realistic prose delivers a sense of deep power held slightly in reserve.
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Quinn said the team is confident in reserve Damontae Kazee at free safety and the duo of Jordan Richards and Kemal Ishmael at strong safety.
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Russia now has almost $500 billion in reserve, a cushion that will help protect the federal budget from future sanctions or an oil price slump.
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Others are looking to set aside even more in reserve, fearing the economic uncertainties stemming from the coronavirus could send tax revenues into a tailspin.
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The bag was bought for a cappuccino Halloween costume that failed to come together this year and so is being held in reserve for 2018.
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Capacity is held in reserve for all of the utilities' power plants, nuclear or otherwise, in case needed in periods of high demand, the companies said.
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"We started having so much money in reserve, we had to do something with it or the government was going to take it back," he said.
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When a new antibiotic comes out, doctors may hesitate to prescribe it, wanting to keep it in reserve for tough infections that older drugs cannot cure.
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But the market believed the support - via the temporary cut in reserve requirement ratio for targeted banks - added around 22007 billion yuan ($22017 billion) in liquidity.
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Our bodies have plenty of logs in reserve, of course; even a relatively lean athlete has enough body fat to keep going for days without food.
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Moody's provided three reasons behind the decision: weakening fiscal metrics, a continued fall in reserve buffers and uncertainty about the government's ability to implement fiscal reforms.
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That was when Boone decided to unleash the bats he had held in reserve — Torres and Sanchez, both of whom had been on a ferocious tear.
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Tether's white paper promised regular audits to show the company holds the necessary funds in reserve, but the last complete audit was published in March 2017.
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Inventory typically refers to stock that a business intends to sell, whereas stockpiles are usually larger accummulations of material held in reserve for times of emergency.
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The cut in reserve requirements had been expected before January's Lunar New Year holidays and after Premier Li Keqiang's pledge last month to provide more stimulus.
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Critics of tether have raised concerns over the past year about whether Tether Limited actually holds $1 in reserve for each tether issued, as it claims.
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The CMA kept market caps in reserve despite proposals last year from the top four accounting firms to help challengers get the experience to audit bigger customers.
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It was a crush of reporters, members of the public, the judge, Judge T.S. Ellis III, did not believe in reserve seating in the courtroom for anyone.
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With those big costs knocked out, I focused on paying down my debt and getting several months' mortgage payments in reserve, which every home buyer should have.
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The central bank cut the amount of capital it required banks to hold in reserve, which freed up an extra 0.823 billion pounds ($20.82 billion) for lending.
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USGS data show, for example, that the United States has 500,000 tonnes of lithium in reserve, a figure that the agency and industry executives see as conservative.
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You'll also receive round-trip ground airport transfers, 2 nights accommodations in San Francisco during your stay, $400 in Reserve dining credit and $1,000 in spending money.
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The central bank cut the amount of capital it required banks to hold in reserve, which freed up an extra 150 billion pounds ($196 billion) for lending.
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On June 24th the People's Bank of China said it would reduce the portion of cash that most banks must hold in reserve by 50 basis points.
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The internet industry, which considers net neutrality essential for its business, isn't standing still — and it may be keeping some of its most potent tactics in reserve.
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USGS data show, for example, that the United States has 35,000 tonnes of lithium in reserve, a figure that the agency and industry executives see as conservative.
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That would hit the money that Hammond wants to keep in reserve in case Britain's economy needs help as it prepares to leave the EU in 2019.
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Tether critics have raised concerns over the past year about whether it actually holds $1 dollar in reserve for every token called tether issued, as it claimed.
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Phil Bredesen (D) holds in reserve, $220006 million to $2202 million — though Bredesen has spent freely of his fortune to fund an early onslaught of television ads.
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The government has launched a number of measures, including reductions in reserve requirements for banks, tax cuts and more infrastructure spending, to ward off sharp growth deceleration.
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Since 244 insurers have been allowed to set reserves based on their own actuarial estimates, which has resulted in significant variation in reserve levels across the industry.
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So far, around 85033,000 emails have been released, but the archive appears to go back years, and there could be many times that number still in reserve.
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These days it sets rates by changing what it pays banks to keep money in reserve at the Fed rather than by manipulating the amount of reserves.
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Russia and the United States each still maintain roughly 5,000 nuclear weapons actively deployed or in reserve, hundreds of which are ready to be launched within minutes.
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Some relief emerged with the news that China's monetary authorities had cut the amount of deposits that banks have to keep in reserve at the central bank.
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Gates then said that the world needs to invest in better health systems, increase international collaboration, keep trained medical staff in reserve, and invest in vaccine research.
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It's the fourth time this year it has cut the amount of money banks are required to keep in reserve, but analysts say the problems run deeper.
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The lower dividend will help the miner keep some cash in reserve should acquisition opportunities open up, Chief Executive Gerry Spindler told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The union has accused the district of withholding nearly $2 billion in reserve money, but the district has repeatedly said that it is operating at a deficit.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is not expected to do much more than that because he will want to keep some measures in reserve as the economic outlook darkens.
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Guard Zach LaVine had 21 points and forward Shabazz Muhammad added 20 points in reserve roles for the Timberwolves, who closed to within three in the final minute.
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But it is not clear whether the United States was ready to take such action or would instead hold it in reserve if further escalation was deemed necessary.
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"The government needs to roll out more stimulus to stabilize the market," he said, expecting broader reductions in reserve ratios, and even a possible cut in interest rates.
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The European Parliament has already reallocated 27 of the 73 British seats to other EU countries, keeping the rest in reserve for any future expansion of the club.
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Tether claims that all of its coins are backed by US dollars held in reserve or other fiat currencies, although it hasn't provided hard evidence to confirm this.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but some investment products carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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And if you have too stringent rules around capital and liquidity that--requires to hold too much in reserve versus the risk, then you can slow down growth.
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"The government needs to roll out more stimulus to stabilise the market," he said, expecting broader reductions in reserve ratios, and even a possible cut in interest rates.
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Instead, the government will pay billions to keep coal generators in reserve, to provide emergency power at times when the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine.
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"I'm very confident we'll have $200 million in reserve cash, so that we can jump over that obstacle," Rossello said in an interview with Reuters after Monday's meeting.
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This included enduring underwriting losses, overlooking the possibility of terrorist attacks and failing to realize Gen Re didn't have enough in reserve to pay losses from old policies.
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China's central bank announced Friday that it's reducing the amount of funds that banks have to hold in reserve, in an effort to further stimulate the Chinese economy.
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Smaller banks won a reduction in the amount of capital they are forced to hold in reserve to ensure they stay solvent in the event of a downturn.
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The deception was so complete that Hitler held troops in reserve for two weeks after D-Day because he believed another invasion was coming via the Dover Strait.
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David Richardson, the former chief executive of the International Cricket Council, complained of "extremely unseasonable weather" but said that factoring in reserve days would be "complex to deliver".
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Banks are ordered by law to have a certain amount of money in reserve, so they typically make overnight loans to each other to keep those balances up.
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But it was not clear whether the U.S. administration was ready to take such action or would instead hold it in reserve if further escalation was deemed necessary.
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Earlier this month, it reduced the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve by slashing the reserve requirement ratio for the first time in eight months.
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Emerging from under the covers felt nearly impossible, and the very last bits of energy I had in reserve were saved for commuting to work and doing my job.
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The PBOC has made four targeted reductions to the amount of money that banks are forced to hold in reserve, known as reserve requirement ratios, so far this year.
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Prior to the latest action, the nation had pushed banks to hold more cash in reserve and to restrict the central bank from releasing too much currency into circulation.
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"If you have too stringent rules around capital and liquidity that requires to hold too much in reserve versus the risk, then you can slow down growth," he said.
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This move does not draw down on the $3 billion the agency has in reserve for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, as food stamps are formally known.
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"We are likely to have a reduction in reserve requirement ratio by another 50 basis points (bps) in October," said David Qu, a markets economist at ANZ in Shanghai.
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The shake-up seemed to be enough to win approval from Italy's head of state, who preferred an elected administration to the stop-gap alternative he had in reserve.
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"Then the whole point of the I.C.B.M.s is that there is something in reserve" to threaten West Coast American cities, in theory forcing the United States to stand down.
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The most significant threat to the safeguards of Dodd-Frank would be to sharply lower the amount of capital that the biggest banks are required to hold in reserve.
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The rally has followed a cut in reserve requirements for Chinese banks earlier in the week, a move that analysts say could add $100 billion to the Chinese economy.
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Instead the PBOC has focused on the liquidity side of the equation, reducing the amount of cash lenders must hold in reserve, and easing very short-term borrowing costs.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but these investment products often carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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Anderson supporting local area law enforcement as St. Anthony PD swears in Reserve Officer Dean Cain who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
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Although approximately six million vaccine doses are kept in reserve for emergencies, there is no quick way to boost production when there is a spike in demand, as at present.
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The Bank of England also took steps to ensure British banks keep on lending, by lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve, as UK business confidence plunged.
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To preserve existing antibiotics, public health officials have urged hospitals and doctors to implement "stewardship" programs to reduce unnecessary prescriptions and hold critical drugs in reserve for when others fail.
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On February 29th the People's Bank of China spurred them on, reducing the amount of cash banks must keep in reserve and so freeing another $100 billion for new lending.
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If climbers are sensible and have enough oxygen in reserve, they can get back down the mountain quickly as the air "literally gets thicker every few hundred meters," he said.
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Last month, CBA was ordered to carry an additional $1 billion in reserve capital until it satisfies regulators that it has improved oversight to avoid similar breaches in the future.
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Argentina's central bank sold $248 million from its reserves to try to steady the peso by Wednesday afternoon, bringing its total sales in reserve dollars to $503 million this week.
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I expect one more great big whopper is being held in reserve, possibly for release ahead of the final debate, just in case anything funny happens between now and then.
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He likely has an interim final report and draft indictments in reserve, and also likely has plans for one of his staff to continue the work should he be removed.
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Given how expensive everything from housing to health care is these days, she says it's advisable to have at least eight-to-12 months' worth of living expenses in reserve.
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For instance, cumbersome rules meant that, for flight crews, United cannot bring in reserve employees from pre-merger Continental if the staff shortage is on a pre-merger United aircraft.
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He noted that soldiers work full-time, ready and waiting to respond to a crisis, and that countries maintain soldiers in reserve which they don't need right at that moment.
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As Tom, Joshua Boone keeps enough in reserve to smooth over the role's inconsistencies, but Alexandra Socha, as the more voluble Amber, is stuck making hairpin turns on unmarked roads.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve unveiled new rules on Wednesday that create a "stress capital buffer" to determine how much banks must hold in reserve to guard against downturns.
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The American oil industry today operates without spare capacity — large amounts of oil held in reserve that can be put on the market quickly and for a relatively sustained period.
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The Cleveland Indians have lost a pair of key starting pitchers over the last 10 days but have plenty of pitching in reserve, especially at the back of the bullpen.
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Modest changes in reserve levels in recent months have been largely ascribed to fluctuations in global exchange rates and the value of assets that China holds such as foreign bonds.
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The administration holds in reserve a list of Chinese banks and other firms the Treasury Department has been preparing to sanction for their alleged ties to North Korea's military programs.
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The central bank relaxed rules on the amount of money commercial banks need to keep in reserve, to free up cash they can use to deal with currency market turmoil.
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They waltzed in the front door, blew through a pair of armed guards I'd kept in reserve, and found me— me—cowering in a back office in my agency's compound.
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Economists Larry Hu and Irene Wu at Macquarie Capital said that officials have to tread carefully as they will need to keep some stimulus in reserve in case the economy worsens.
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Muñoz says they carry shotguns, hunting rifles and low-caliber pistols, and even have a cache of assault rifles in reserve in case of emergency, though he declined to show them.
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It's releasing 800 million tokens to users as part of a rewards system, which Line hopes will incentivize users to participate more on the app, while keeping 200 million in reserve.
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Some analysts question whether Saudi Arabia has enough spare capacity to replace all the barrels lost as a result of sanctions while maintaining enough in reserve to meet any further shortfalls.
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" But Helms also noted that the caller had told them that at the Soviet Embassy, "they often change plates, have 50 sets in reserve, and can change them in five seconds.
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The central bank has also lowered the amount of capital that banks are required to keep in reserve, which would in theory allow them to lend more to consumers and businesses.
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The government has recently launched a raft of measures, including reductions in reserve requirements for banks, tax cuts and more infrastructure spending, to ward off a sharp deceleration in the economy.
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Any breakthrough drug will almost certainly be held in reserve for only the most resistant cases, meaning there's not a huge immediate market for it, when a company still has exclusivity.
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Exchanges like Coincheck are prime targets for criminals in the cryptocurrency world, because they are a main access point for trading and often handle user funds or keep funds in reserve.
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At the same time, Mr. Erdogan continued to hold in reserve his biggest gun: the release of an audio recording and other evidence Turkish officials claim to have of the assassination.
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China's People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced Friday that it was reducing the amount of funds that banks have to hold in reserve in an effort to further stimulate its economy.
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After World War I, when America challenged Britain as the leading global empire, the dollar began gaining on sterling as the currency that most central banks preferred to hold in reserve.
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He is 35 and, except for a brief stint in Mississippi, has worked since 2004 in the same department, as a firefighter stationed in Reserve, La., one town over from LaPlace.
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That surge in reserve balances made it impossible to raise rates by limiting the availability of reserves, the traditional method, so instead the Fed paid banks not to use the reserves.
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The plot was like climbing endless stairs, he had no element of surprise in reserve, and the characters who started so bravely daybefore-yesterday couldn't have qualified for a newspaper serial.
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Warren took on nearly every person on that stage, and she displayed the fight she's talked about on the stump — but held in reserve, up until now, against her fellow Democrats.
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The EU also has in reserve potential tariffs of 10 percent to 50 percent that it could impose on a further 3.6 billion euros of U.S. imports in three years' time.
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But when it looks like Superman has gone rogue partway through the episode, he doesn't hesitate to give Terry a piece of kryptonite that he has apparently held in reserve for decades.
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This tepid approach to the booming content wars has caused people to speculate that Apple might try to use its billions of dollars in reserve cash to buy Netflix, or even Disney.
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These accounts would largely favor people with higher incomes, who have either disposable income to put money in reserve or who work for a company willing to make contributions to an HSA.
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But instead of keeping that toughness in reserve, the nearly 40-year-old Emelianenko used up much of it last Friday in St. Petersburg, Russia, in the main event of EFN 50.
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Asked by reporters whether the U.S. government had slowed down on its push for sectoral sanctions, the senior official described them as some of the many "tools" it is keeping in reserve.
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But Facebook/Calibra and other founding members of the Libra Association will earn interest on the money users cash in that is held in reserve to keep the value of Libra stable.
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Hours after representatives from the Group of 20 leading nations had left Shanghai's weekend summit, the People's Bank of China reduced the amount of cash that lenders have to hold in reserve.
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The central bank has slashed the amount of cash banks must hold in reserve six times since early 2018 to spur credit growth, and more RRR cuts are expected in coming months.
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Whatever James has lost in athleticism at age 32—and let's be honest, he has a whole lot in reserve—he has more than made up for it with his basketball mastery.
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"We want to avoid having too little in reserve, so we won't spend any of it no matter what we are told to do," wrote an official at a precision machinery manufacturer.
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Argentina's central bank sold another $50 million from its own reserves in an attempt to steady the peso on Wednesday, bringing its total sales in reserve dollars to $305 million this week.
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Large amounts of land held in reserve by property developers, demand for housing by mainland Chinese investors, and relatively low amounts of public housing versus private rental accommodation has exacerbated the issue.
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On Monday, just hours after Trump said he intended to increase tariffs on Chinese goods, the PBOC announced a cut in reserve requirement ratios (RRR) for some small and medium-sized banks.
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The country's central bank has already taken some steps to support its economy, including its announcement last Friday that it would reduce the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve.
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"I see this as a reasonable possibility, and therefore I think it might be possible that the decline in reserve balances has pushed up overnight rates a bit over time," Potter said.
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He added that he would hold a vote of no-confidence in the government in reserve if any eventual accord still failed to achieve majority support in a deeply split British parliament.
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Policy makers now control rates by paying banks a percentage on the assets they keep in reserve, but those are likely to decline from current levels for reasons out of the Fed's control.
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With kayaks tied to the porch, eaves and sandbags in reserve behind the garden shed, I am grateful to friends and collectors who are helping to re-build while I continue to work.
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The government has launched a raft of measures, including reductions in reserve requirements for banks, tax cuts and more infrastructure spending, to ward off a sharp deceleration in the world's second-largest economy.
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Britains grid controllers had 1,000 MW of power in reserve but 500 MW of that was immediately absorbed by the loss of embedded generation, leaving only 500 MW to cope with larger contingencies.
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This deters exploitation and abuse through the penalties that it holds in reserve, but at the same time gives some discretion to prosecutors and judges to temper justice with mercy in difficult cases.
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Britain's grid controllers had 1,000 MW of power in reserve but 500 MW of that was immediately absorbed by the loss of embedded generation, leaving only 500 MW to cope with larger contingencies.
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A lawyer for many of the victims spoke of the settlement to the Detroit Free Press, saying the school must pay $425 million immediately and hold $75 million in reserve for future settlements.
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That reduction in reserve requirements, the third this year, had been widely anticipated by investors and is aimed at accelerating the pace of debt-for-equity swaps and spurring lending for smaller firms.
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Britain's budget forecasters are poised to cut their economic growth outlook due to persistently weak productivity, eating into the cash that Hammond had hoped to keep in reserve for any Brexit turbulence ahead.
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However, Pakistan may also opt to hold its fire, preferring to keep its prime tool of leverage in reserve as a deterrent to forestall the possibility of Washington resorting to more draconian moves.
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Authorities in all major consuming countries keep oil in reserve to ensure that they do not run out of crude to refine into fuels if a natural disaster or war disrupts global supplies.
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Even so, with hordes of companies rushing to their respective governments for assistance, it is becoming all too clear that many of them deployed capital that would have been better kept in reserve.
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Even so, with hordes of companies rushing to their respective governments for assistance, it is becoming all too clear that many of them deployed capital that would have been better kept in reserve.
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On Sunday, the People's Bank of China said that it would cut the amount of money that some lenders are required to hold in reserve — called the reserve ratio — by one percentage point.
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Earlier this month, the PBOC cut the amount of cash banks are required to hold in reserve for the seventh time since early last year in order to increase funds available for lending.
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Earlier this month, the PBOC cut the amount of cash banks are required to hold in reserve for the seventh time since early last year in order to increase funds available for lending.
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Libra, however, will be backed by reserves: If a user buys a dollar of Libra, that dollar will presumably be held in reserve somewhere, ready to be honored when someone sells that Libra.
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The slowdown is the result of regulations requiring banks to keep a greater percentage of the bolivar currency in reserve, and because the central bank is issuing fewer new bolivars than in the past.
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To head off another downturn, the Bank of England Tuesday lowered the amount of capital that banks are required to hold in reserve, freeing up an extra 150 billion pounds ($196 billion) for lending.
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By forcing banks offshore to hold more yuan in reserve, it would reduce the amount of the currency available in the market, squeezing supply further and making it more difficult and expensive for speculators.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration had held in reserve what he called "the toughest of sanctions" to try to cut off revenues to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Coolly, though, he picked himself up despite a gashed leg, managed to rejoin the main pack and had enough energy left in reserve to sprint into the third of the three automatic qualifying spots.
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"Reduction in reserve estimates for Taq Taq is a consequence of a reassessment of the gross rock volume above the oil water contact and fracture porosity in the undrained cretaceous Shiranish reservoir," Genel said.
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The People's Bank of China is slashing the amount of money that banks are required to hold in reserve, the latest in a series of policy changes the government has taken to support growth.
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While oil stockpiles held by companies have fallen to their five-year average at 2.8 billion barrels, governments in developed countries keep another 1.8 billion barrels in reserve for emergencies, according to the bank.
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The financials at a community offering full entrance-fee refunds, for example, may look very different from those at a monthly rental home that does not need to hold cash for refunds in reserve.
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This recipe for chili gumbo won a national firehouse chili cook-off last year, for Jeremy Chauvin of the St. John the Baptist Fire Department, in Reserve, La. We have recipes for turkey chili.
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One stadium was unavailable; a second's playing surface, now configured for football, was too narrow for international soccer; and another was being held in reserve as a potential site for a future women's match.
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That means when a flight is at risk of being canceled because it is short-staffed, United cannot bring in reserve employees from pre-merger Continental if it is on a pre-merger United aircraft.
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BOGOTA, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Colombia's largest banking association proposed on Monday a reduction in reserve requirements, in a bid to spur a decline in interest rates and incentivize credit amid a fall in economic growth.
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He said efforts were needed to support domestic consumption, noting the cut in reserve requirements would give the banking system 25 trillion rupiah ($143 billion) of liquidity that they could use to lend to customers.
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The financial account balance — the increase in the net international investment position resulting from cross-border investment — rose by 18 billion francs, mainly due to stockpiling an extra 21 billion in reserve assets, it said.
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American military researchers on Thursday announced the first U.S. case of a patient with an infection found to be resistant to the antibiotic colistin, the drug often held in reserve for when all else fails.
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This offers a limited cushion against a potentially material deterioration in asset quality, but a potential decline in reserve buffers means that public banks would be less prepared for an unforeseen jump in credit losses.
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SAO PAULO, June 27 (Reuters) - Brazilian Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said on Thursday that the country's central bank may free up roughly 100 billion reais ($26.09 billion) in reserve requirements in the national banking system.
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The Insurance Corp of B.C., according to its latest financial update, has only half of the capital it is required to hold in reserve to ensure that it is able to pay its claims. tgam.
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The central bank's surprising cut in reserve requirement ratios (RRR) on April 17 and growing fears of a trade war with the United States have fanned market expectations of looser policy to support the economy.
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More than 60 percent of the foreign currency held in reserve by central banks around the world is in dollars, and China's ambition to make the renminbi a reserve currency has attracted hardly any takers.
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They were referring to the Chinese central bank's announcement on Friday that it was reducing the amount of funds that banks have to hold in reserve, as the country seeks to further stimulate its economy.
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But players of all ages are not playing to their potential, there is not enough talent held in reserve, and the Mets capitalized on bargains in free agency, which dropped their payroll from last year.
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Hundreds of millions of pounds of cheese and butter sit in reserve, millions of pounds of excess milk are being spilled out onto fields, and yet our government continues to invest in a broken system.
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For one thing, a saboteur might have made a bigger hole; at the maximum rate of leakage, the crew aboard the ISS had "weeks of air left" in reserve, according to a European Space Agency blog.
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The People's Bank of China's surprising cut in reserve requirement ratios (RRR) on April 25.96 and fears of a trade war with the United States have fanned market expectations of looser policy to support the economy.
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So usually it boils down to how much cash do you have in reserve to be able to hire that next person, but we look at them as non-expenses that's an investment in human capital.
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The People's Bank of China announced it would slash the amount of money that banks are required to hold in reserve, the latest in a series of policy changes the government has taken to support growth.
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"It has been a struggle for FEMA to make sure that we have enough disaster responders in reserve," Gaynor testified, later adding that FEMA "trained a thousand reservists to be ready for hurricane season" last spring.
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Global equity markets received a lift after China's central bank said on Friday it was reducing how much cash banks must hold in reserve, releasing liquidity to shore up an economy slowed by the Sino-U.
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At the same time, it is still freeing up money for companies to borrow, through steps like lowering the amount of cash from deposits that it requires China's banks to keep in reserve for unexpected emergencies.
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Just earlier this month, the People's Bank of China tried to stimulate the economy by reducing the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve, potentially freeing up roughly $115 billion for long-term lending.
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Authorities have in recent months unveiled a series of fiscal and monetary policy steps including cuts in reserve requirements for lenders, tax cuts and more infrastructure spending in a bid to ward off a sharp slowdown.
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Although approximately 6 million vaccine doses are kept in reserve for emergencies, there is no quick way to boost output when there is a surge in demand since production, using chicken eggs, takes around 12 months.
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The BoE this week took steps to ensure British banks keep credit flowing through the economy, lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve to potentially free up an extra 240 billion pounds for lending.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Angola's central bank has raised the rate of cash commercial lenders are required to hold in reserve, a move to ease inflation and stabilise the currency that was welcomed by analysts and markets.
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The reduction in reserve requirements, the third by the central bank this year, had been widely anticipated by investors and is aimed at accelerating the pace of debt-for-equity swaps and spur lending for smaller firms.
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The BoE took steps last week to ensure British banks keep lending as the financial consequences of the decision to leave the European Union began to materialise, lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve.
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The lights did not go out in New England after the 688 megawatt Pilgrim plant shut because New England, like all U.S. power grids, keeps some generating plants in reserve in case an operating unit unexpectedly shuts.
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Australia's major banks are feverishly raising cash by issuing shares and selling non-core business units after new rules require them to have a greater amount of cash in reserve as a buffer for their loan books.
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Otherwise, it becomes all too clear that the Logan Act is just being held in reserve so that it can be deployed as a partisan cudgel against the next hapless Republican official who aggravates the professional bureaucracy.
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But at this point, given the challenges we face from terrorist activities, primarily in our country, that end up under federal jurisdiction, for very limited purposes I think it can still be held in reserve for those.
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Mr. Trump's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, told reporters on Tuesday that it was "no longer necessary" to hold so much crude in reserve, thanks to the boom in domestic oil and gas drilling over the last decade.
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Mr. Bean, hilarious in "The Thanksgiving Play" just a few months ago, uncannily reproduces Mr. Trillin's familiar speaking voice and manner, with the sly quality of a man who knows he has a good line in reserve.
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After a pretty heavy day's use spent watching YouTube videos, playing games, and more, I was astounded that after getting over 6 hours of screen-on-time, the Note 9 still had nearly 30 percent battery in reserve.
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The regulator last year forced the country's biggest lender, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, to keep an extra A$1 billion ($688 million) in reserve after it was accused of enabling thousands of breaches of anti-money laundering laws.
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As for battery life, you can actually set a home point (which is where the drone launched from) and Staaker will calculate its distance from that spot and always keep enough battery life in reserve to return home.
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The three-year old Kentucky thoroughbred, in purple No. 22012 silks and heavily favored at 20163/22016, started clean and showed early speed but held something in reserve, giving the lead to hard-charging Danzing Candy and Gunrunner.
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Campbell promised there would be a new direction at the council and that it would spend some of the 250 million pounds ($325 million) it held in reserve on new housing for those who had lived in Grenfell.
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If it forces banks offshore to hold more yuan in reserve, it would reduce the amount of the currency available in the market, squeezing supply further and making it more difficult and expensive for speculators, some analysts say.
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Eventually, the big banks, prodded by the regulators and by Congress, reformed themselves to prevent a recurrence of what happened in 2008, notably by increasing the amount of capital they hold in reserve to deal with unexpected contingencies.
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It has already offered extra funds to banks in the weeks around the vote to keep financial markets running smoothly and lowered the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve to make sure they keep up lending.
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The picture was indeed dire: By the time of Tet, apart from troops held for a Soviet attack in Europe, only the 0003nd Airborne Division and parts of Marine divisions in the United States were left in reserve.
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Governments would not draw on the ESM credit, but hold it in reserve to keep sovereign bond yields at manageable levels when they finance themselves on the market, because investors would know governments have a cheap financing alternative.
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Oil prices also were lifted by China's central bank saying on Wednesday it was cutting the amount of cash that banks must hold in reserve, releasing around 800 billion yuan ($115 billion) to shore up the slowing economy.
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Contrary to what many American cooks have been led to believe, good oil should not be held in reserve for a little drizzling here and there, but used for all kinds of everyday cooking and for deep-frying.
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In a sign of the tasks ahead, the People's Bank of China unexpectedly cut the amount banks must keep in reserve on Friday, a measure aimed at easing tight liquidity ahead of the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday.
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Contrary to what many American cooks have been led to believe, good oil should not be held in reserve for a little drizzling here and there, but used for all kinds of everyday cooking and for deep-frying.
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But a bigger international impact could come if sterling's status as one of the currencies held in reserve savings by central banks and sovereign wealth funds is cast in doubt, risking a weaker and more volatile pound longer-term.
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The BoE has taken steps on Tuesday to ensure British banks keep lending as the financial consequences of the country's decision to leave the European Union began to materialise, lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve.
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The government has in recent months unveiled a raft of measures, including cuts in reserve requirements for lenders, tax cuts and more infrastructure spending, in a bid to ward off a sharp slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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The BoE, which is trying to cushion the economy from the June 23 referendum result, said it would lower the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve, freeing up an extra 150 billion pounds ($20093 billion) for lending.
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APRA, formed in 1998 to oversee the money management of banks, insurers, and pension funds, has largely restricted its mandate to regulating the amounts of cash that industry players keep in reserve to ensure they can meet their obligations.
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Some members have advocated for production cuts, but those calls have so far been resisted by top exporter Saudi Arabia, which has some of the lowest production costs, hundreds of billions in reserve assets, and ample ability to borrow.
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Indeed, there's a veritable underground market for 0 day iPhone vulnerabilities found by hackers and put on sale to the highest bidder — or secretly kept in reserve, to use as a potential cyber weapon against Apple down the road.
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Mark Mullen Mark Mullen The three partners expect to make roughly 8 investments per year in seed and Series A rounds, committing up to $1 million in a round with over 100% held in reserve for follow-on investments.
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Genworth also announced on Sunday that it would have an after-tax charge of $260 million to $300 million in the third quarter after reviewing how much it would have to keep in reserve for long-term-care claims.
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Separately on Friday, the People's Bank of China said it would slash the amount of money that banks are required to hold in reserve, the latest in a series of policy changes the government has taken to support growth.
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We find palette paintings of boxers lounging in poses that indicate great power held in reserve; impressionistic images of Maine's rough coastal landscape; thick impasto paintings of iconic Jewish figures and themes; and precisely rendered images of Chicago architecture.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A decision by China's central bank to rein in reserve funds held by payment firms could cost the industry upwards of $22018 million a year, spur consolidation and alter the way Asia's biggest tech firms move money.
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The survey also looked at which types of antibiotics were being used, and showed some countries - Italy, Spain and Japan - were relatively heavy users of the most precious drugs that the WHO says need to be kept in reserve.
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"Because we have seen significant tightening in the first quarter, prices in reserve markets were much higher than usual and we have also operated more power plants than planned, mainly gas," RWE's Chief Financial Officer Markus Krebber told journalists.
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Over the weekend, China's central bank, clearly nervous about a slowdown, pumped $175 billion into the economy by lowering the amount of money that some lenders are required to hold in reserve, allowing that money to circulate freely instead.
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Banks must hold short-term assets in reserve in case they run into liquidity emergencies, while reserve requirements can be used to help set liquidity levels across the banking system and support broader financial stability, the central bank said.
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Otsuka's on-the-job training, gumption (which is not always appreciated in reserve-respecting Japan), and art-biz smarts became as integral to the chef-turned-artist's tale as his decision to change careers and the peculiar evolution of his art.
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With nearly $1 billion in liquidity and credit lines still in reserve, Muller and Swiss biotech pioneer Jean-Paul Clozel, the company's founder, acknowledged that the cash pile is insufficient to fund Idorsia until it reaches the break-even point.
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The reduction in reserve requirement ratios (RRR), announced by the People's Bank of China late on Tuesday, may indicate that Beijing is worried that the Chinese economy showed signs of cooling in March and could lose further steam in coming months.
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The Bank of England said the outlook for UK's financial stability post-Brexit was "challenging" and said it would lower the amount of capital that banks were required to hold in reserve in order to allow them to keep lending.
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OSLO, April 8 (Reuters) - Nasdaq will raise the amount of money Nordic power firms must hold in reserve in order to directly clear trades on the Nordic commodities exchange, Nasdaq said, after a trader's default last year rocked the exchange.
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The Dothraki cavalry are obviously being held in reserve somewhere — presumably in order to maximize the audience's surprise when they show up — but nobody talks about their disposition even when the plan is being reworked around using Bran as bait.
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But it was not clear whether the U.S. administration was ready to take such action or would instead hold it in reserve if further escalation is deemed necessary following the Venezuelan ballot, which was widely boycotted and sparked deadly protests.
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Matt Kenseth grabbed the lead with six laps remaining but pitted for fuel and handed the top spot back to Keselowski, who had just enough gasoline in reserve to edge Carl Edwards by 0.175 of a second in a tense finish.
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Half of all them hold a cash buffer of less than one month, and a quarter of small businesses have fewer than 13 days of a cash in reserve, according to a 2016 JP Morgan Chase Institute survey of small businesses.
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In 2013, Bill McKibben wrote his piece in Rolling Stone "Global Warming's Terrifying New Math," where he showed that if we burned all the coal, gas and oil that was in reserve on fossil fuel companies' balance sheets, we'd be Venus.
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FIFA's finances have recovered to such an extent that the organization now has more than $2 billion in reserve, a war chest that has allowed Infantino to deliver on his pledge of a fourfold increase in financial assistance to national federations.
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The PBOC on Wednesday announced a relatively small reduction in the amount of capital banks are required to keep in reserve, freeing up additional money ahead of Chinese New Year, when demand for cash increases due to holiday gift giving.
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Oil prices were also lifted by China's central bank saying on Wednesday it was cutting the amount of cash that banks must hold in reserve, releasing around 800 billion yuan ($115 billion) in funds to shore up the slowing Chinese economy.
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Lewis Brinson hit solo homers in his first two at-bats for the Miami Marlins on Wednesday, but the New York Mets still had plenty of offense in reserve to earn a 14-6 victory at Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The Malaysian central bank's surprise cut in reserve requirements may not be enough to fix the country's funding constraints, with capital outflows and slow growth in bank deposits likely to force more easing measures, economists said.
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And he has held his capital in reserve, choosing to tread lightly on certain issues, according to a person with direct knowledge of the discussions, not campaigning aggressively for defunding Planned Parenthood in the renewed health care bill discussions, for instance.
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