Sotheby's then had an irrevocable bid for $36 million, and it sold to the irrevocable bidder for $36 million.
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It must be an irrevocable trust — a trust that generally can't be changed once it's established — or one that will become irrevocable at your death. 3.
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For she had made an irrevocable choice, had she not?
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Nakadate's The Kingdom is haunted by grief and irrevocable loss.
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But this recent plan presents a new and irrevocable threat.
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But there is something brooding and irrevocable about his calm.
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At your death, your IRA will pass to this irrevocable trust.
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"He suffered irrevocable brain damage," Contreras added, according to the station.
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"Many of the options you choose may be irrevocable," he said.
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Many politicians have condemned them formally but insisted they were irrevocable.
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JIC will provide an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee on the notes.
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This irrevocable decision will affect their finances throughout their retirement years.
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Their developments can be linked to the irrevocable caesura of war.
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"Our separation is irrevocable," he wrote furiously, returning to Italy alone.
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Even for a professional party-cleaning company, the damage was irrevocable.
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Once a grantor of a revocable trust dies, it becomes irrevocable.
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Many politicians have condemned them but long insisted they were irrevocable.
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Deserting is irrevocable, Somali officials say, because Shabaab jails or executes defectors.
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Iranian hardliners say Khomeini's decree is irrevocable and eternal after his death.
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However, as I would learn, some goodbyes are more irrevocable than others.
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Generally, a trust fund is set up as either revocable or irrevocable.
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This type of behavior creates irrevocable harm and distrust to any investigation.
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Except for irrevocable trusts, plans can be canceled and the monies refunded.
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Stacking depends upon using irrevocable trusts, for which the donor gives up control.
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Its constitution, adopted in 2009, calls access to the Pacific an "irrevocable" right.
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One thing that won't change: The one-party, socialist system is declared "irrevocable."
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Mining is likely to cause irrevocable loss of biodiversity, the world's natural inheritance.
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If you haven't been paying attention to Doris Behr 2012 Irrevocable Trust v.
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Their opponents have no such option: if they lose, the decision is irrevocable.
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According to the authors of the letter, this damage will likely be irrevocable.
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We only have about 85033 years to act before the damage is irrevocable.
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A white woman demonstrated her irrevocable power by allowing me my birthday wish.
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Seeking forgiveness is like tossing a snowball into the hell of the irrevocable.
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He's trying to go on with the show, but the damage may be irrevocable.
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Next, review any trusts that are in place, whether they are revocable or irrevocable.
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Washington insists on a "complete, verifiable and irrevocable dismantlement" of the North's nuclear arsenal.
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Its success had been assured by an "irrevocable bid" from a third-party guarantor.
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For example, what if challenges a smart contract after it executes, is it irrevocable?
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Consider using an asset protection trust, an irrevocable trust that protects the money from creditors.
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A government defeated once by the street will suffer irrevocable damage to its reformist credentials.
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No, I think it's getting better because it's up against the irrevocable force of fact.
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Birth and death are all there in that first glance: " never again " conveys irrevocable loss.
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It's a good book because they do everything right, but irrevocable bad things still happen.
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We've been pulverized to a fine pulp with stories of its irrevocable gentrification and homogenization.
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Trusts come in many forms, but the two most basic types are revocable and irrevocable.
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In an irrevocable trust, the grantor can also be an income beneficiary during their lifetime.
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When an irrevocable trust distributes income to a beneficiary, they are responsible for paying taxes.
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It carried a low estimate of £2000 million guaranteed by a third-party irrevocable bid.
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It's unclear who the buyer was but it was likely sold to the irrevocable bidder.
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Invisible though irrevocable moves toward finality and what I imagined as a kind of darkness.
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That join is permanent, irrevocable, and will follow you to every screen where you've used Facebook.
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"The children at the center of this dispute are in immediate and irrevocable danger," he wrote.
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Parents can name an irrevocable life insurance trust as the owner and beneficiary of the policy.
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We have not done our share to curb what will be irrevocable damage to our globe.
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Co-opting or, worse, attempting to quash the political revolution will lead to an irrevocable split.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone dies or is declared incompetent.
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TMFNL's guarantee represents an irrevocable undertaking and ranks equally with other senior unsecured obligations of TMFNL.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Bridge financing is "committed and irrevocable" for ChemChina's $43 billion takeover of Syngenta SYNN.
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The way to forever neutralize this technique of fear is to make citizenship permanent and irrevocable.
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As with all such bargains, the victories are partial and temporal, the surrenders total and irrevocable.
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But nearly everyone present recognized a sign of irrevocable momentum in a long process of change.
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Simply put, in an irrevocable trust, the grantor surrenders the right to call off the arrangement.
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With 16 of the Ameses' works covered by third-party "irrevocable" bids, competition was conspicuously measured.
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A revocable trust can be altered throughout the grantor&aposs life, while an irrevocable trust cannot.
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By keeping the authorities offstage, Ji depicts a Kafka-esque world that has become irrevocable fact.
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While visitors are enjoying the free access, they may be doing irrevocable damage to America's national parks.
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That would have made the constitution unwieldy, and risked making policy choices, such as land reform, irrevocable.
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Having said that, though, it's remarkable how quickly something as vivid and irrevocable as death becomes commonplace.
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The practice is irrevocable, even if the words were uttered in anger, when drunk, or in jest.
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The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), passed in 1925, says arbitration agreements "shall be valid, irrevocable and enforceable".
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The challenges are varied and continuous and responses carry with them lasting ramifications if not irrevocable consequences.
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He has received the irrevocable proxies of many Facebook insiders, allowing him to control their votes indefinitely.
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It is a strange and fraught concept to build an identity upon: a sense of irrevocable loss.
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Give yourself room to defer making irrevocable decisions until you can do so with a clear mind.
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But when poorly planned or executed, time abroad can result in irrevocable blows to US national security.
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Kerr, who the BBC said was advising the Scottish government, said that Article 50 was "not irrevocable".
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Once again, the magic words get dispersed far and wide—irrevocable credentials without any form of authentication.
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In general, the decision to switch to the blended system is "irrevocable," according to the Defense Department.
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But every election cycle also brings us two years further down the path of irrevocable climate change.
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Committing to an irrevocable change is gutsy for a show that is, by all appearances, a success.
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And, according to the company, under case law from 2016's Beatrice Corwin Living Irrevocable Trust v.
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At a more fundamental level, it's an accretion of irrevocable truths: this is gone, and that's gone.
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The target will then be the irrevocable, de jure multilateralization of ICANN and the internet it manages.
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With a low estimate of £10 million, this lot had also been backed by an irrevocable bid.
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As these tiny terrors have done irrevocable damage to so many native critters, humans have had to intervene.
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The app that's gone viral on social media requires full and irrevocable access to users' data and photos.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone's death or if he is declared incompetent.
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That control will pass to an irrevocable trust after Mr. Redstone dies or if he is declared incompetent.
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The guarantee represents an irrevocable and unconditional undertaking and ranks equally with other senior unsecured obligations of TMFNL.
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But because decisions surrounding my sexual health have potential long-term, irrevocable impacts, I had to know more.
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But maintains that the country's socialist system is "irrevocable" and the Communist Party is the only legal one.
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Almost no one would read it, but those who did would be changed in subtle and irrevocable ways.
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Trusts can be irrevocable or revocable; each has its pros and cons, far too complicated to describe here.
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Linda's record is troubling and highlights how the criminal justice system has caused irrevocable harm to Black communities.
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She is, however, in her late 30s; if she doesn't have one soon the decision will be irrevocable.
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"With 63 (percent) irrevocable undertakings this looks like a done deal," Edison Investment Research analyst Paul Hickman said.
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They believe that we cannot trust the criminal justice system to impose a penalty as irrevocable as death.
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The loops are the perfect situation for a perfectionist, and Alan is trying to perfect something that's pretty irrevocable.
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" Grande went on to ask her fans to be kinder to Davidson, for whom she still feels "irrevocable love.
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Since then they have moved some risk to third parties, who place an "irrevocable bid" at a predetermined price.
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" Grande went on to ask her fans to be kinder to Davidson, for whom she still feels "irrevocable love.
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With right-to-die provisions, however, a terminally ill cryonicist could choose to die before irrevocable brain damage happens.
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The license you grant is irrevocable and valid in perpetuity, throughout the world, and in all forms of media.
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These are crucially important steps to make irrevocable the EU's single market and the euro as a legal tender.
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Politics cause us to argue that basic maternity leave is a privilege when it should be an irrevocable right.
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" While irrevocable trusts are often used for tax planning, Ms. Mullaney said, "revocable trusts are really about life planning.
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If her deal finally dies an irrevocable death, May will have to negotiate an extension with the European Union.
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There are elder-care attorneys who specialize in setting up irrevocable trusts to protect assets from Medicaid's look back.
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Mr. Painter noted that the trust was irrevocable, meaning it cannot be modified without the permission of the beneficiaries.
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Eight lots, representing more than half the value of the sale, carry house guarantees or irrevocable bids at Sotheby's.
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Cryptocurrencies' underlying blockchain technology eliminates the need for a third party and allows for instant, irrevocable and secure transactions.
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Sotheby's then went out and found a buyer willing to make an irrevocable bid for a slightly lower amount.
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I'm leaving out a lot of other interesting initiatives — Sia's blockchain-orchestrated file storage, Factom's irrevocable storage of data, etc.
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Should talaq be called a third time, however, the divorce becomes irrevocable on the day the husband says the word.
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The tight control is also evident in the statutory provincial guarantee (unconditional, irrevocable and on first demand) on CdT's debt.
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Funding for the acquisition was clear and irrevocable, while refinancing the company after the transaction closed was still being discussed.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi declared the euro "irrevocable" at Thursday's press conference ahead of key elections this summer.
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The bidders wanted to secure irrevocable commitments to tender from shareholders representing more than 15 percent of Stada's voting rights.
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"Users have granted FaceApp an irrevocable license to do whatever they want with any user content they've uploaded," she said.
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Eventually, Nation A will get tired of carrying the economic weight of Nation B and the split will become irrevocable.
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There was the irrevocable fact that several yards away, entertainment industry legacies — from Mickey Rooney to Johnny Ramone — lay deceased.
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Hitler also argued for the "irrevocable removal of the Jews," referring at this time to physical expulsion rather than annihilation.
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Irrevocable trusts cannot be changed and therefore exist to remove assets from a person&aposs gross estate before their death.
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That renunciation had seemed irrevocable and nothing, over the years in which held sway, led me to doubt its finality.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Kookmin Bank as Guarantor: The rating reflects the unconditional and irrevocable guarantee from Kookmin Bank (A/Stable).
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These are brilliant books—and important ones—as we enter an era of possibly irrevocable climate change here on earth.
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Ariana Grande wants her fans to be kinder to the man she feels "irrevocable love" toward: her ex-fiancé Pete Davidson.
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In the immediate aftermath of Trump becoming the presumptive nominee, it looked like the party was headed toward an irrevocable split.
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Their examples leads us to certain irrevocable truths, such as that trolling is inevitable, as inevitable as cats on the internet.
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Despite fears of irrevocable damage, the City of London is unlikely to change substantially once the U.K. leaves the European Union.
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There, she focused on immediate needs, applied for death benefits, checked her cash flow and didn't make big, irrevocable financial decisions.
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Few popular movies are so predicated on sudden death and irrevocable loss, while still offering the promise — or illusion — of hope.
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The problem is that one vehicle that's often used is an irrevocable trust, which, as the name implies, isn't easily reversed.
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The policyholder can set up an irrevocable bank account to funnel the proceeds of the sale directly to a care provider.
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This documentary about siblings and irrevocable memory loss is sad and eerie to the extent that you wish it were fiction.
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The family ultimately decided to put the Fiske Terrace home, and a vacation bungalow in Southold, N.Y., into an irrevocable trust.
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The spectacular results people want may take time, but the process Mr Ramaphosa has set in motion "is irrevocable", he says.
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More recently, some third-party guarantors — called "irrevocable bidders" at Sotheby's — have also been paid fees if they are the purchaser.
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An irrevocable trust cannot be changed after it is set up and can only be accessed after the grantor&aposs death.
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A trust will be revocable or irrevocableBroadly, a trust must either be revocable (also known as a living trust) or irrevocable.
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Buy organic because, with chemical agriculture, we are doing irrevocable damage to topsoil, pollinators, oceans and rivers due to chemical runoff.
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AmerisourceBergen, represented by Morgan Lewis & Bockius and Potter Anderson & Corroon, cited decisions in 2016's Beatrice Corwin Living Irrevocable Trust v.
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This is big news since the region has been impacted by red tide since November 2017, causing irrevocable damage to wildlife.
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By 1980 it had become clear to scientists that unlike calcium, lead causes irrevocable damage to those neurons, disrupting intellect and development.
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INM's largest shareholders, Denis O'Brien with 29.88 percent and Dermot Desmond with 15 percent, have provided irrevocable undertakings to support the offer.
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Further, while moving your assets to an irrevocable trust may protect them from creditors, it won't work if you're facing legal claims.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating reflects the unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated guarantee issued by Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein to secure the bond.
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Varner realizes he has done something terrible and irrevocable, and even at Tribal Council he begins to feel real grief and shame.
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Recently, while going through a discovery process, I encountered a situation where the client's home had been transferred into an irrevocable trust.
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L and had irrevocable undertakings from shareholders representing 22.11 percent of Darty's capital, lifting total backing from Darty shareholders to 51.84 percent.
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In both cases, societies and individuals make culturally biased but irrevocable decisions about which lives are worth living and which are not.
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The notes benefit from an unconditional and irrevocable first demand guarantee from the States of Belgium (51.41%), France (45.59%) and Luxembourg (3.00%).
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" The editorial said the paper "opposes capital punishment under any and all circumstances, believing its administration is always arbitrary and always irrevocable.
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The sukuk has full recourse to the issuer and the payment obligations under the transaction documents will be direct, unconditional, and irrevocable.
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By doing so, he made an irrevocable decision and the phrase still invokes one: a choice between ultimate reward and supreme penalty.
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A disloyal SMS message, a breakup, a conversation with the wrong person, and your whole world could be dominoed into irrevocable chaos.
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" The Sotheby's auction was destined to set a record for the artist because of the backing of a third-party "irrevocable bid.
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He received an "irrevocable undertaking" from Usmanov to sell his 30 percent stake and will also buy out the remaining independent shareholders.
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I also sense that both water and time are irrevocable, that in moments I can only simply watch them meander and go.
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Upon Mr. Redstone's death, his stake in National Amusements is to be held by an irrevocable trust created to benefit his five grandchildren.
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Before launching a new bid, however, Bain and Cinven want irrevocable commitments from investors that they will tender their shares, the sources said.
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Although no such magic button exists, it's a potent icon for how society often thinks about push-button effects as swift and irrevocable.
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GUARANTEED BONDS The ratings on ICBCTL's bonds guaranteed by ICBCT are based entirely on an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee provided by the parent.
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Strength of Government Obligations: The guarantee backing the RPI payments is considered an irrevocable and unconditional obligation of the GOP denominated in dollars.
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Meanwhile, a performance piece at an important dinner runs off the rails, and the PR team promoting "The Square" makes an irrevocable blunder.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The expected rating reflects the unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated guarantee issued by Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein to secure the bond.
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The automotive industry in America is making what many observers think is an irrevocable shift toward pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and crossovers.
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The SLCF may be replaced by an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee provided by a bank rated at least 'BBB-' and 'F3' by Fitch.
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His sole heir was Harry Holtzman, an artist and friend, whose estate is managed by the United States-based McManus Holtzman Irrevocable Trust.
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The now 21-day long government shutdown has wreaked havoc on the National Park Service, leading to irrevocable damage from unsupervised public visitors.
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I must always live in relation to my irrevocable death — otherwise there would be nothing at stake in dedicating my life to anything.
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Moreover, contrary to the notion that Tet marked an irrevocable defeat for the southern communists, the aftermath was a fluid and protracted affair.
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According to Intuit's proxy statement, the proposal was demanded by the Doris Behr 2012 Irrevocable Trust, which owns 900 shares of the company.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin don't need a third party to validate transactions, which are essentially instantaneous and irrevocable due to the currencies' blockchain technology.
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Euronext has made a formal and irrevocable offer of 510m for the former Clearnet business that houses the credit derivatives clearing operation, CDSClear.
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"I file irrevocable resignation in order not to be the main obstacle in reaching an agreement (with creditors)," Ramljak said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The process of Britain leaving the European Union is irrevocable once it has been triggered, a government minister said on Sunday.
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We now look back upon black-and-white photography as a pictorial report of situations and relationships that occurred in the irrevocable past.
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In the early 2000s, Mr. Redstone established an irrevocable trust that would determine the future of his companies when he died or was incapacitated.
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On Friday, Johnson & Johnson and the pension funds filed separate motions to dismiss the suit by Scott's client, the Doris Behr 2012 Irrevocable Trust.
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Deposits into a DAF are irrevocable, and assets held in them can only flow to another charity, as defined by the Internal Revenue Service.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY The ratings of MBTh's guaranteed medium-term debentures programmes are based entirely on the full, irrevocable and unconditional guarantee provided by Daimler.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The expected ratings reflect the unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated guarantee issued by Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein to secure the two bonds.
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Lawyers for the British government have said that, once started, the process is irrevocable, but some EU leaders say Britain can change its mind.
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The statutory provincial guarantee (unconditional, irrevocable and on first demand) on 0003% of CdT's outstanding debt is the key determinant of PAT's tight control.
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The child is on Medicaid, so creating a typical irrevocable trust for the child disqualifies him or her from these needs-based government benefits.
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Despite all this, McConnell's flouting of so many Senate norms to advance Republicans' sweeping health bill may be doing irrevocable damage to the chamber.
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The researchers for the heirs, who are known as the McManus Holtzman Irrevocable Trust, tracked the paintings to an exhibition in Frankfurt in 1929.
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Ms. Klein of Wilmington Trust said many clients had revocable trusts drafted so that they became irrevocable in the event of disability or death.
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As BuzzFeed News previously reported, Ring's terms of service gives the company an irrevocable, perpetual license to the video content users post on Neighbors.
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The leadership hopes that dropping an unspecified amount of dough through an irrevocable grant into a trust that it can never touch will suffice.
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For starters, the Board is funded for six years with an irrevocable $130 million from Facebook, but it could let it expire after that.
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Epstein established an irrevocable trust in 2004; as of June, it contained about $50 million, according to a source familiar with Epstein&aposs finances.
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There is no consumer benefit to locking your money up in an irrevocable account 25 years before you know whether you even need Medicaid.
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Cuba is one of a handful of countries worldwide still run by the Communist Party and has insisted its one-party socialist system is irrevocable.
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Permissionless anonymous digital money Bitcoin is pseudonymous, but far from anonymous, and every single transaction is recorded on an irrevocable public ledger for later scrutiny.
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Today, we are on the cusp of an equally momentous and irrevocable breakthrough: the advent of computers that draw their computational capability from quantum mechanics.
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This is the artist's way of scribbling Kilroy was here on the wall of the final and irrevocable oblivion through which he must someday pass.
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According to top climate scientists, we must act immediately to dramatically cut our greenhouse gas emissions, or we will suffer irrevocable environmental and economic damage.
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Its permissions explicitly claim a right to a "perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid" license once users upload their photos to the app.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Guaranteed by Daimler: The ratings of the MTN programmes are based solely on the full, irrevocable and unconditional guarantee provided by Daimler.
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An irrevocable split between Northern and Southern Whigs allowed for the rise of a new Northern party organized around opposition to expanding slavery — the Republicans.
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A section of the terms said users grant the company "irrevocable" access to "use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish ... distribute" any name, username or likeness provided.
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Irrevocable trusts can potentially protect assets; revocable trusts can be set up for a wide variety of purposes, but do not protect against such claims.
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"Plaintiffs' allegations make it plausible that parties trading on the KRX night market incur irrevocable liability in the United States," Circuit Judge John Walker wrote.
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This reflects Fitch's view that Natixis is highly likely to honour its commitment as guarantor if required, as the guarantees are unconditional, irrevocable and timely.
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It is important to review the risks and rewards, including the investment alternatives and whether the election is irrevocable under the terms of the plan.
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"We wanted to really convey that horrible irrevocable [sense of] being swept away by all these feelings and the nostalgia," Parker says of the video.
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At a hearing, Attorney General Jeremy Wright told the High Court that a notification invoking Article 50 - probably with a letter from May - was irrevocable.
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And this is not irrational: There are many carefully considered reasons one might want a natural life sentence for perpetrators of egregious and irrevocable harm.
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But nearly everyone present recognized a sign of irrevocable momentum in a long process of change at the state-supported military college in South Carolina.
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In the popular imagination, segregation was a sudden, irrevocable act — one day, white people enslaved black people, and the next, white people enacted Jim Crow.
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Through this structure, you transfer your home to an irrevocable trust, but retain an interest in the home for a term of years you define.
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This reflects Fitch's view that BFCM is highly likely to honour its commitment as guarantor if required, as the guarantee is unconditional, irrevocable and timely.
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Bain and Cinven said on Wednesday they had already received irrevocable commitments to their sweetened bid from shareholders representing about 19.6 percent of Stada's stock.
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When they die, the assets are considered part of their estate (although the trust itself is now irrevocable) and may be subject to estate taxes.
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His "irrevocable resignation," tendered to Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, is a blow to the governing alliance but is not likely to have wide political ramifications.
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While pundits and prognosticators would love these voters to come to an early and irrevocable decision, voters know they don't have to, and they don't.
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While many choose to write off suicide victims as choosing their own fates, the reality is that many make impulsive choices that turned quickly irrevocable.
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And for each moment that she focused exclusively on the little blond boy, she risked losing the rest of her class to an irrevocable anarchy.
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The new version keeps the Communist Party as the only legal party and its role as the guide of the nation, stating this is irrevocable.
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"Imam Khomeini's verdict regarding Salman Rushdie is based on divine verses and just like divine verses, it is solid and irrevocable," the account tweeted on Thursday.
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The question now, however, is whether FF's plans to scale back production will put it in a better position, or whether its financial situation is irrevocable.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings on the guaranteed bonds are based entirely on irrevocable and unconditional guarantees provided by Japan-based ORIX Corporation (ORIX; A-/Stable).
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"No one took responsibility although an irrevocable nuclear accident happened," Miwa Chiwaki, secretary general of Fukushima Complainants Criminal Prosecution of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, told CNN.
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The consequences of that betrayal will echo through the rest of the series, as Lyra comes to grips with having committed an immense and irrevocable wrong.
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Ablin, who has a bullish 3,000 year-end target on the S&P, does not believe a sharp, near-term market pullback would create irrevocable damage.
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The individuals in Sneed's stories are standing tenuously on tiptoe at the precipice of irrevocable change, not yet having fallen off into scandal, crime, estrangement, insanity.
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Still, these artworks shaped our understanding of prehistory to a degree that has proved irrevocable, thus transforming the dinosaur from an elite curiosity to popular kitsch.
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The crackdown was swift and irrevocable, launching the next phase of contemporary Chinese art, Political Pop, and Cynical Realism, discussed in part two of this article.
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The Midwest seems to offer us the chance to become normal, but what this means in practice is a paranoid sense that you've missed something irrevocable.
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It took me until early August to raise my questions, but I saw very quickly that the foundation had taken the decision and considered it irrevocable.
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That was when he ran up against one of the least understood implications of selecting Advantage when you enroll in Medicare: The decision is effectively irrevocable.
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She was also named as a beneficiary of an irrevocable trust created by Epstein that at one point totaled $50 million, Business Insider reported in December.
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If I were ever to assume that I had authority over life to take it deliberately, it would, for me, create an irrevocable cavern of emptiness.
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If this arrangement involved taking a cut of the upside, the undisclosed irrevocable bidder on the Basquiat could have enjoyed a windfall of about $8783 million.
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The sobering takeaway from "America's Great Divide," explored at some length in the second half, is whether the nastiness that defines current political discourse is irrevocable.
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Under the direction of James Mattis, then the secretary of defense, the Pentagon abandoned the 1.73 policy less than a year before it would become irrevocable.
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Over the past week, three of May's cabinet ministers — including former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson — have resigned citing irrevocable differences over Downing Street's approach to Brexit.
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Among the Sotheby's lots with irrevocable bids was Alfred Sisley's 1874 landscape "Effet de Neige à Louveciennes," notable for its iridescent blue shadows on sunlit snow.
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The principal and interest on the state guaranteed notes benefit from a first demand, unconditional and irrevocable guarantee granted by the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance.
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And, of course, Amazon's growing monopolistic ownership over every form of commerce will have inevitable and irrevocable negative effects for how economic competition is supposed to work.
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But the best would be just to give a so-called irrevocable order to the bank by which once the payment is received, the pace is made.
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Irrevocable trusts, for example, can allow a business owner to give a share of a business at a discounted valuation and still have it protected from creditors.
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This reflects Fitch's view that CAL&F would be extremely likely to honour its commitment as guarantor if required, as the guarantees are unconditional, irrevocable and timely.
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The bond is guaranteed by two German federated States of Hamburg (AAA/Stable/F20163+) and Schleswig-Holstein (AAA/Stable/F1+) on an unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated basis.
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Children, the state court concluded, "are less criminally culpable than adults" and should never be sentenced to the irrevocable punishment of spending their entire lives in prison.
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I've excerpted his main concerns below: In order to operate the application, users must provide the company full and irrevocable access to their personal photos and data.
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The new version keeps the Communist Party as the only legal party and maintains its role as the guide of the nation, stating that this is irrevocable.
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RPI-CAOs are unconditional and irrevocable rights to receive through the project trust a series of 60 quarterly payments of a fixed amount denominated in U.S. dollars.
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The bonds are guaranteed by two German federated States of Hamburg (AAA/Stable/F1+) and Schleswig-Holstein (AAA/Stable/F1+) on an unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated basis.
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The bond is guaranteed by two German federated States of Hamburg (AAA/Stable/F1+) and Schleswig-Holstein (AAA/Stable/F1+) on an unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated basis.
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In fact, Pompeo seemed ready to get answers from Kim in the best format possible, especially as the United States has made irrevocable concessions to the North.
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This reflects Fitch's view that Natixis is highly likely to honour its commitment as guarantor if required, as the guarantees are unconditional, irrevocable and on first demand.
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After the impeachment became irrevocable, extensive social unrest, generated by anger against corruption and over 11 million unemployed Brazilians, turned into apathy that has emptied the streets.
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The commodification of female sexuality Villeneuve essentially envisions the moment when the establishment can no longer ignore the irrevocable damage mankind has inflicted upon all of humanity.
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He may want to consider setting up a special trust — an irrevocable one — to ensure assets pass directly to his heirs and do not incur estate taxes.
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"It's the beginning of a major change in the ecosystem of the Earth, an irrevocable change," said Mary Droser, a paleobiologist at the University of California, Riverside.
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The 52 Places Traveler At the final two places on our list of 52, our columnist contemplates the swift, irrevocable changes that tourism and development are bringing.
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Supporters of repeal cited the irrevocable nature of capital punishment, as well as evidence that the death penalty is often imposed disproportionately on minorities and the poor.
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And even if you believe that immigrants are the bane of this country, you have to recognize we are about to cause irrevocable damage to the beer industry.
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Once that decision is made, it's irrevocable, so it's important to carefully consider how much, if any, of those funds you can afford to pass up, Burns said.
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Fnac said in a statement it now held or had received irrevocable undertakings to acept its offer for a total of 39.82 percent of the capital of Darty.
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But he hopes to have found what the two countries' foreign ministers called a "final and irrevocable" resolution to an issue that has poisoned the relationship for years.
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In a Bastille Day message to the French people published before the parade, Macron said he wanted to highlight France's irrevocable commitment to consolidate French and European security.
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Even though he says President Donald Trump will most likely win a second term, Yardeni doesn't see irrevocable damage to the markets or economy if a democrat wins.
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These three steps will help you learn to let go of your inner control freak, your fear of irrevocable mistakes, and remind you to rest now and then.
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This alongside Monitise directors' shares, meant that Fiserv had letters of intent or irrevocable undertakings for 229.6 million shares, representing 9.9 percent of Monitise's existing issued share capital.
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All parties in this case agree the Article 50 process is irrevocable, so as soon as it is triggered, Britain will inevitably leave the EU at some stage.
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At that point, Mr. Redstone's interests in CBS and Viacom are to be held by an irrevocable trust that was created for the benefit of his five grandchildren.
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The central bank also decided to increase the limit for irrevocable credit lines to 5 trillion roubles from 1.5 trillion roubles for one year starting from April 1.
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Assuming it's okay (a big unknown—it may very well have irrevocable structural damage), it'll be the first time in history that a rocket fairing has been successfully recovered.
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THE sudden deal struck in late 5003 by the leaders of South Korea and Japan to settle their dispute over "comfort women" was supposed to be "final and irrevocable".
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The Ecumenical Patriarch says this transfer was provisional and subject to conditions that were not kept; the Muscovites repeated on September 14th that the transfer was clear and irrevocable.
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Source: Mark LaSpisa, president and managing advisor of Vermillion Financial Advisors "Rewriting a plan is normally not too complicated unless your former plan includes an irrevocable trust," she said.
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It may be beneficial for personal savings accounts, but it could deliver irrevocable damage to those in adjustable mortgages, or for auto buyers looking to finance a new vehicle.
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But considering the irrevocable damage done to Google by these uninspired, unfunny, and otherwise aesthetically offensive memes, the employees who made them should be turning that accusatory finger around.
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In the case of dairy, we are at imminent risk of losing a generation of independent family farmers — and with them an irrevocable loss of farmland and farm income.
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Back in 2001, Iran was heading down an irrevocable path toward internal reform, a process untainted by any Western intrusion, with citizens and progressive-minded leaders showing the way.
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When the Cultural Revolution breaks, the center of the young musicians' lives, as well as that of the country, collapses into moral abandon and an irrevocable sense of loss.
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But the irrevocable damage had been done and when Barty slammed a short smash high into the stands it was all over and she raised her arms in triumph.
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In every one of these cases, a combination of dubious regulatory approvals, skimpy post-market surveillance, and faltering responses from regulators caused irrevocable harm that might have been avoided.
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Like the polar-bear-on-ice-floe trope, the CGI rhino implies that a particular animal species has reached a point of no return, a state of irrevocable loss.
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The privacy policy includes a clause which says that its developer gets a "free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able" license to all user-generated content, according to Bloomberg.
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When Dustin was 8, his parents adopted the orphaned, teenage Rusty (whose foster family had died in a fire), unaware that this act of goodness would have irrevocable consequences.
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The auction house seems now to be "flipping" the painting at one of its own sales, where it is certain to find a buyer, thanks to the irrevocable bid.
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When asked whether he was concerned diplomatic ties between Washington and Islamabad had reached an irrevocable conclusion, Asif replied: "It is repairable, there is absolutely no doubt about it."
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The direct irrevocable statutory guarantees relating to both banks' funding activities and other forms of financial support available to both banks from the state are also key to the ratings.
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Mia's panic at the precipice of her change is evocative of trans preteens who want to start hormone regimens before they undergo puberty and face irrevocable changes to their bodies.
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Among the types used, said Fortuna: Charitable Lead Trust, Generation-Skipping Trust, Grantor Retained Annuity Trust, Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust, Qualified Personal Residence Trust and Installment Sale to Grantor Trust.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit: The rating reflects the credit enhancement provided to investors by the Beijing branch of Agricultural Bank of China Limited (ABC; A/Stable).
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Investors will have the benefit of an irrevocable standby letter of credit denominated in Chinese yuan issued by ABC that will expire one month after the maturity of the bonds.
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Following the news of David Bowie's unexpected passing, the internet has transformed into a virtual time capsule and memorial of the artist's incredible, infinite, and irrevocable impact on the world.
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Upon death, or if he is deemed incompetent, Mr. Redstone's interests in CBS and Viacom are to be held by an irrevocable trust that was created for his five grandchildren.
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An Ancestry spokeswoman noted that the decision to share DNA for research is not irrevocable, and consumers can request to revoke that permission at any time through their account settings.
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Germany's antitrust regulator has already approved the deal and Zeal has already secured irrevocable undertakings from shareholders representing 65 percent of the shares — above the 50 percent minimum acceptance threshold.
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Those working in this instant bureaucracy will not be paid directly by Facebook but by the separate trust that the company has created, funded by an irrevocable $245 million grant.
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Generally, to be eligible for Medicaid, you must meet certain income limits for a minimum of five years before your death, transferring property through an irrevocable Medicaid Asset Protection Trust.
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Conceived as an independent body to handle Facebook's most difficult moderation decisions, the board will exist as its own corporate entity, funded by an irrevocable $130 million donation from Facebook.
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And more radical ideas — like an outright ban on jailhouse informants in capital cases — have stalled, allowing prosecutors to continue using snitch testimony to secure the starkest, most irrevocable punishment.
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"High Dive" is satisfyingly tricky when it comes to speeding up and slowing down, keeping readers off balance, teasing them about when what's already irrevocable is actually going to happen.
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In the past decade, Instagram has had an irrevocable effect on how we view and interact with food — both as the people dining out and the ones running the restaurants.
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While pardons are widely understood to be irrevocable even if obtained through questionable means, some experts think that a president who abuses his pardon power might be subject to prosecution.
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But it is also why many Washington watchers fear that this presidency is doing irrevocable damage to the fabric of American democracy as well as its reputation as a global leader.
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"GFG's Management Board, after consultation with the joint global coordinators, will determine whether to fill orders placed under these irrevocable commitments in full, in part, or not at all," it added.
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" Of "Thank U, Next," Grande added, "I will always have irrevocable love for him and if you've gotten any other impression from my recent work, you might have missed the point.
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Reuters reported Wednesday that Kremlin officials described the ultimatum from the U.S. government as unacceptable and that Moscow considers the sale of its missile system to Ankara as an irrevocable agreement.
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"You hereby grant Ring and its licensees an unlimited, irrevocable, fully paid and royalty-free, perpetual, worldwide rights to exploit Shared Content for any purpose," reads the company's terms of service.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Given recent events in the United States and abroad, one might conclude that hell's hand basket holds many of us in its abrupt, irrevocable descent.
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A total and irrevocable disagreement between the U.S. and the European Union about an ill-fated nuclear deal with Iran, and changes to the existing multilateral trading regime, are old news.
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Furthermore, both states are able to grant explicit and irrevocable, unsubordinated guarantees on first-demand to scheduled bond issues of the institution on a contractual basis with each state guaranteeing 20%.
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Furthermore, both states are able to grant explicit and irrevocable, unsubordinated guarantees on first-demand to scheduled bond issues of both institutions on a contractual basis with each state guaranteeing 10%.
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UBS Limited's contractual counterparties continue to benefit from an irrevocable and unconditional guarantee by UBS, which further supports our view that the subsidiary is an integral part of the group's business.
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Furthermore, both states are able to grant explicit and irrevocable, unsubordinated guarantees on first-demand to scheduled bond issues of the institution on a contractual basis with each state guaranteeing 220%.
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Those are the two highest prices on the London market in the last five years (the Modigliani, unlike the Picasso, was guaranteed to sell because of a third-party "irrevocable bid").
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A charitable remainder trust is an irrevocable trust that makes payments to non-charitable beneficiaries (generally the donor or their loved ones) that has a remainder interest allocated to a charity.
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Presidential pardons are definitive and irrevocable: They can't be overturned by future presidents or by Congress, and the Supreme Court has long held that presidents have broad discretion in their usage.
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Why it matters: The researchers say this provides strong evidence there should be a ban on trade in amphibians from East Asia before irrevocable damage is done to global amphibian biodiversity.
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Unsupervised visitors have caused irrevocable damage to national parks such as Joshua Tree, where trash and human waste have been strewn about, and the iconic trees have been damaged or destroyed.
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It is a risky business, and auction houses like to pass on that risk to a third party, who guarantees the sale with a so-called "irrevocable bid" at the auction.
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A third party "irrevocable bid" ensured that Wassily Kandinsky's 1913 painting "Bild mit Weissen Linien" ("Painting With White Lines") would sell for at least 27 million pounds, or about $34 million.
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The bid is fully supported by Isra Vision's management board and supervisory board, and Atlas Copco has secured around 35% of the shares via irrevocable undertakings and a share purchase agreement.
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Now, nearly a decade later, the phrase "Afghan-led" is still plastered on Pentagon press statements as an irrevocable fact, despite that being, in many cases, the opposite of the truth.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cubans have overwhelmingly ratified a new constitution that enshrines the one-party socialist system as irrevocable while instituting modest economic and social changes, according to the national electoral commission.
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HarbourVest said that it had support for the deal from investors holding about 43 percent of SVG Capital's shares, including an irrevocable agreement to acquire about 20 percent of the company's stock.
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By the time the infection is identified, it is often too late for patients, since "the presence of the parasite leads to rapid and irrevocable destruction of critical brain tissue," Sullivan wrote.
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According to the publisher, which observed a now-adjusted version of Zao's user agreement, the company claimed "free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able" rights to any content uploaded to the app.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The National Long-Term Rating on the guaranteed bonds is based entirely on irrevocable and unconditional guarantees provided by Japan-based ORIX Corporation (ORIX; A-/Stable), which is TOLC's parent.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating of the zero-coupon bonds is equalised with the rating of Austria as the obligations under the guarantee constitute the sovereign's direct, unsecured, unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated debt.
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Coronation 3G has secured irrevocable undertakings representing about 80 percent of the issued shares from Kuik's Sim Lian Holdings and individuals from the Kuik family, it said in a statement late on Monday.
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SENIOR STATE-GUARANTEED DEBT The Long-term rating of MPS's state-guaranteed debt is based on Italy's direct, unconditional and irrevocable guarantee for the issues, which covers payments of both principal and interest.
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Whatever the truth behind Kem Ley's death, the event already seems to mark a point of no return in public opinion: The fracture between the people and the government may now be irrevocable.
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One new law would ensure union operatives are given exclusive access to new workers in hopes of duping them to sign irrevocable union membership cards before they can hear opposing points of view.
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This time, CDL has received irrevocable undertakings to accept the offer from key minority shareholders, who own about 43.6% of the M&C shares not already held by CDL, the Singaporean company said.
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A trust must be set up as either revocable or irrevocable — meaning it can or cannot legally be altered during their lifetime — and have a grantor, at least one beneficiary, and a trustee.
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This would be a really stupid way to go, I thought, then reflected that this was probably the precise thought many people had just before suffering the consequences of an unwise, irrevocable decision.
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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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Before a recent revision, Zao's user agreement included the eerily dystopian provision that it had "free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able" rights to whatever its users uploaded, according to a Bloomberg report.
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The debt is covered under the Illinois GO Bond Act, which constitutes an irrevocable and continuing appropriation for principal and interest payments on all of the state's outstanding bonds, according to budget legislation.
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Interogo's purpose is to expand the IKEA 'concept' and says its statutes include "a specific and irrevocable element excluding the Kamprad Family from all direct and indirect benefit" from any disbursal of its assets.
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An investor with 20 percent of SVG shares had provided an irrevocable undertaking to HarbourVest while shareholders with a combined total of 22.7 percent had agreed to accept the offer via letters of intent.
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"I will always have irrevocable love for him and if you've gotten any other impression from my recent work, you might have missed the point," Grande concluded in her Instagram story post this week.
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"Ron's case suggests we should thoughtfully reconsider our laws that permit the harshest punishments for those who committed their crimes as teenagers, especially the irrevocable punishment of death," the attorneys said in a statement.
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The private equity groups said they expect to pay about 81.83 euros ($94.92) a share, adding that a minority shareholder with a 12 percent stake in Stada had voiced irrevocable support of the offer.
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Their red hair is attributed to Queen Victoria, whose soft spot for gingers prompted breeders to appease the monarch by breeding out black Highland cows—an irrevocable English influence on a supposedly Scottish breed.
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I've always been dissatisfied with "the illusion of change" because it robbed the stories of the finality of traditional narratives: the finality that comes with making irrevocable changes that lead to love or death.
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"Once I am convinced that the Eskom board and management has made an irrevocable commitment to implement government's decisions and there is enough progress, we will negotiate appropriate size of debt relief," Mboweni said.
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Authorized by federal law, a special needs trust is an irrevocable trust designed specifically to hold assets for a beneficiary so that the funds do not disqualify the recipient from needs-based government benefits.
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The complete abolition of slavery, which became irrevocable later that year with the ratification of the 13th Amendment, meant the end of involuntary servitude and the beatings, assaults and torture that often accompanied it.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating of the guaranteed bonds is based entirely on irrevocable and unconditional guarantees provided by CIMB Thai Bank Public Company Limited (CIMBT; AA(tha)/Stable), which is CAL's direct parent.
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Traveling with the President were Larry Kudlow, the President's new chief economist, and John Bolton, his new national security adviser — new favorites who replaced aides that found themselves at irrevocable odds with their boss.
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Duty and sacrifice are such alien concepts in 21st-century public life that the bleak, irrevocable end to the affair sends a powerful message about what it meant to be royal in the 20th.
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Focusing on atonement rather than forgiveness may help clinicians, community members, families and friends of veterans who suffer from moral injury begin to chart a path forward from the irrevocable deeds that haunt them.
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"The market is being more and more financialized, that's why we're seeing more guarantees," said Adam Chinn, chief operating officer of Sotheby's, who declined to comment on the details of the Basquiat "irrevocable" bid.
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" The country's leading financial newspaper urged its readers to keep Britain within the 28-member bloc, saying "a vote to withdraw would be irrevocable, a grievous blow to the post-1945 liberal world order.
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The first instance involved an irrevocable life insurance trust set up a few years ago for a client with a net worth of $15 million, to help in the ultimate payment of estate taxes.
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The notes' rating is aligned with Austria's Long-term Issuer Default Rating (AA+/Stable), based on Fitch's expectation that the Austrian government will continue to honour the unconditional and irrevocable guarantee provided to the noteholders.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes' long- and short-term ratings are based on the Republic of Italy's direct, unconditional and irrevocable guarantees for the issues, which cover the notes' payments of both principal and interests.
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Still, such a move would be a dramatic break from the way Senate rules have traditionally been observed, and could set an irrevocable precedent for legislating akin to "nuking" the filibuster for some Senate nominees.
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Specifically, it made plain that Jews were not to be considered collectively responsible for the death of Jesus Christ, and it affirmed (as the New Testament does) that God's covenant with the Jews was irrevocable.
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Moments after Fox News announced the lineup for Thursday's Republican debate, Donald J. Trump said Tuesday it was pretty "irrevocable" that he would skip the event, which takes place just days before the Iowa caucuses.
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In Tuesday's decision, Circuit Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw wrote that investors' purchases of Toshiba's American depository shares or receipts could qualify as domestic if they or Toshiba had incurred "irrevocable liability" in the United States.
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Intu investors will receive 0.475 new Hammerson shares for each share they own and investors representing 50.6 percent of Intu's stock have already given irrevocable undertakings or letters of intent to support the tie-up.
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Directors of Stride, whose brands include Regal Wins, Magical Vegas and Spin and Win, unanimously recommended shareholders vote in favor of the deal, which has won irrevocable acceptances from holders of 61% of its shares.
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You note that the vote was "not legally binding," and Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he himself is unwilling to invoke Article 50, which would start Britain's irrevocable withdrawal from the European Union.
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Kevin Hines, who survived a jump from the Golden Gate Bridge and appears in "The Bridge," is emphatic about the need to find ways to reach those considering suicide before they make an irrevocable decision.
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But that also means that we must grasp that they are finite and fragile because if they weren't then it wouldn't be of such deep and profound and irrevocable importance how we treat one another.
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The decision by the 29-year-old, who surpassed Gabriel Batistuta as his country's highest goalscorer last week, came as a shock to his team mates, who said they hoped his decision was not irrevocable.
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Trump's actions "endangered out elections and it sent our country on a dangerous path that if left unchecked will cause irrevocable damage to the balance of power contemplated in our Constitution," Schiff said last week.
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A misguided, misinformed effort to eliminate public support for the arts not only threatens irrevocable damage to our cultural institutions but also to our sense of ourselves and what we stand for as a people.
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He idolised his origins, longed for an English, pre-civil war, rural idyll that had never truly existed, hated change "and indeed the movement of time itself" which was "shifting in the direction of irrevocable decay".
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SENIOR STATE-GUARANTEED SECURITIES Vicenza, Veneto Banca The long-term rating of the state-guaranteed debt is based on Italy's direct, unconditional and irrevocable guarantee for the issues, which covers payments of both principal and interest.
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Consequently, according to the documents, Lee, who co-created Marvel superheroes such as Spider-Man and the X-men, wanted to set up an Irrevocable Trust which would pay all expenses for Lee's home and condominium.
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The notes are all unsubordinated, unsecured issuance of the three banks, benefiting from a direct, unconditional and irrevocable guarantee from the Republic of Italy (BBB+/Negative/F2), with maturities ranging from 360 days to three years.
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Moody's said the presence of an "irrevocable and unconditional government guarantee" on the DBM bond meant it would consider a missed payment a default by the Mongolian sovereign which is currently rated Caa1, deep into junk.
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"Girls have an irrevocable right to education, which is lost if they feel unable to attend lessons because of a lack of sanitary products or clean, private toilets at school," said WaterAid Chief Executive Tim Wainwright.
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Let's see now how Trump manages Japan, its huge and systematic annual trade surpluses of about $70 billion on American trades, and Washington's irrevocable obligation to unconditionally defend what is still called America's key Asian ally.
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Here, the cultural heritage transmitted from generation to generation in the context of the American slave trade gives voice to the legacy of those torn from their homes and sent toward an irrevocable and tragic future.
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The narrative is spare and firmly voiced and, as is customary in fables, Jeffers delivers swift justice in a few concluding words that make for an ending that satisfies for being both fair-minded and irrevocable.
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Dalio's attendance at the anti-commercial, pro-community artist festival in the desert drew criticism, with many saying his attendance at the festival represents an irrevocable change in the tide of the culture of Burning Man.
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But the abuse of facial recognition data has far more serious consequences than a fintech lending platform stealing money — especially since the information is increasingly becoming an irrevocable way to verify identity or make a payment.
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While Hamilton could remain confident that the Federalists would ultimately stand behind his compromise, May's Tory Party is so plagued by division that a grand compromise that sidelined the hard Brexiteers would risk an irrevocable breach.
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But my religious freedom — everyone's religious freedom — took a hit when my state decided that instead of slowing down to accommodate religious difference, the execution, which is final and irrevocable, had to go on as scheduled.
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Syria's government had made an "unprecedented achievement by destroying all its chemical weapons in record time and in a manner that is irrevocable, although field conditions were extremely complex due to our war against terrorism", Aala said.
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The divorce, once uttered, even if in jest, thoughtlessness, a slip of the tongue, or a fit of anger, is irrevocable, and the woman doesn't even need to be present, or aware, for it to be valid.
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Democrats and Clinton's camp have blamed the timing of that letter for her election loss to Donald Trump, arguing that it reinvigorated his supporters and caused irrevocable damage to her campaign just eleven days before the election.
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While Republicans have pointed to health insurer exits from Affordable Care Act exchanges as signs that Obamacare is in an irrevocable death spiral, executives at Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina say that's not the whole story.
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This is based on Fitch's expectation that BNPPF will honour the unconditional and irrevocable guaranteed provided to holders of the notes issued by BNP Paribas Fortis Funding under its common euro medium term note programme with BNPPF.
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They say an irrevocable wave of hypergentrification is swooshing through its neon corridors, leaving nothing but expensive shiny flats populated by expensive shiny city boys eating expensive shiny pizzas and downing expensive shiny pints of pale ale.
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Mr. Manson was a semiliterate habitual criminal and failed musician before he came to irrevocable attention in the late 1960s as the wild-eyed leader of the Manson family, a murderous band of young drifters in California.
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Yet even after the change, green card holders can be turned away at the border at the discretion of Customs and Border Protection officers, as only United States citizens have an irrevocable right to enter the country.
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What Trump has done to denigrate, denounce, defile and debase Latinos in this country is having an irrevocable effect, not just on support from Latinos for Trump but support from Latinos for the Republican Party in general.
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Once the fallout settles, he added, "it is now far more likely that we will breach the danger limit of 3.6 degrees" — the average atmospheric temperature increase above which a future of extreme conditions is considered irrevocable.
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Like the film's title character, the artist, Tyrus Wong, weathered irrevocable separation from his mother — and, in the hope of making a life in America, incarceration, isolation and rigorous interrogation — all when he was still a child.
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Euronext's Boujnah was on Monday in Oslo to drum up support for the deal, which already has the "irrevocable" support of 50.5 percent of shareholders in Oslo Bors, including a 5 percent stake owned by Euronext itself.
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Ultimately, though, Verizon opted for a deal that didn't include ownership but just a license that is "non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free [and] fully paid-up" both for Verizon as well as current and future affiliates.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes' rating is equalised with Austria's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (AA+/Stable), based on Fitch's expectation that the Austrian government will continue to honour the unconditional and irrevocable guarantee provided to the noteholders.
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The big picture: In June, Cuba began the process of updating the Soviet-style constitution it adopted in 153 — though still pledged to uphold the "irrevocable nature of socialism," as codified by a previous constitutional revision in 2002.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — Moments after Fox News announced the lineup for Thursday's Republican debate, Donald J. Trump said Tuesday that it was pretty "irrevocable" that he would skip the event, which takes place just days before the Iowa caucuses.
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For Hemon, exile is more than mere circumstance; it is the fundamental human condition, produced by the irrevocable loss not only of the places where we used to live, but also of the people we used to be.
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At the very least, it could offer a sense of relief and hope that possibly one day the horrible person who stole my sense of security would be caught and held accountable for the irrevocable damage he inflicted.
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Sotheby's was unable to find a third-party "irrevocable bidder" to back its $30 million risk on the Hartley and on Monday it failed to sell, denting the profitability of a 65-lot auction that raised $103 million.
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Bidders at Sotheby's were similarly lukewarm when Edvard Munch's 21977 Symbolist masterwork, "Girls on the Bridge," was offered — with a third-party irrevocable bid — as the star of an otherwise relatively thin 266.3-lot Impressionist and modern auction.
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Insofar as Trump has announced an irrevocable decision to use armed force — in part because he has no properly accessible diplomatic assets in an effectively leaderless Department of State — the president's operational choices are readily foreseeable in Moscow.
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But as we face up to the culmination of another year of hyped-up iPhone speculation, I do see three particular ways in which the new iPhone X flagship will indeed be the harbinger of massive and irrevocable change.
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Privacy experts caution against giving Ring "irrevocable" and "perpetual" license to its users' content, noting that future use cases for such security footage could include the training of facial recognition algorithms and the creation of new law enforcement databases.
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Fitch believes that even though there is no specific reference to the guarantee being unconditional and irrevocable, it would be extremely unlikely that the UK would assume any reputational or economic risk by failing to provide support if needed.
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This reflects the unconditional and irrevocable state guarantee for the issue, which covers payments of both principal and accrued interest, and Fitch's expectation that the sovereign will honour the guarantee provided to noteholders fully and in a timely manner.
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Fortunately, the problem is not irrevocable, but the time for action is now – and this will require strategic investments in emerging technologies to better inspect, document, repair and monitor the critical assets and systems that comprise the transit infrastructure.
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And Trump's critics are certain that his administration is certain to end in disaster at home or abroad and point to his low approval ratings and polarizing impact to argue that he is leaving a trail of irrevocable damage.
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Shaped by her past—which lies in the tradition of the Baptist church—and her present—which is rooted in Afrofuturism, cellular memory, and the subversion of patriarchal archetypes—this self-defined Vesuvian's mystical hymns cast an irrevocable spell.
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Technology-news outlets and meticulous netizens who had combed through the terms of its user agreement found that by signing up, users had granted ZAO "completely free", "irrevocable" and "perpetual" rights to all content they uploaded to its platform.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - The Bulgarian government will not back the signing of a free trade agreement between the European Union and Canada until it receives irrevocable guarantees that all its citizens can travel to Canada without visas, it said on Wednesday.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS UFG's French CP programme's Short-Term rating of 'F1' reflects Fitch's view that the four banks guaranteeing the CPs would be extremely likely to honour their commitment if required, as the guarantees are unconditional, irrevocable and timely.
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Aadhaar is also irrevocable, which strands a person, whose data has been compromised, with no choice but to get on with life, Abraham said, adding that these vulnerabilities could have been averted had the government chosen smart cards instead of biometrics.
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The Australian Industry Group, a major business lobby, said in an August 2016 report that 32 percent of the country's workforce had freelanced between 2014 and 2015 - meaning the digital economy is already creating irrevocable changes in the country's labor market.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's central bank has added Credit Bank of Moscow to its list of systemically important banks (SIBs), meaning the lender may now count on receiving irrevocable credit lines from the regulator and state support if it runs into trouble.
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To the contrary, if they believed their lack of consensus and popular support were fatal to their agenda, they would have no reason not to jettison Trump before he did irrevocable damage to their party, the country, and the international order.
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Professor English said the most common approach is the creation of a trust, either revocable (which means it can later be changed) or irrevocable, that anticipates such a problem and defines what the creator of the trust means by incapacity.
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At least when it comes to the Jimmy Choo offering, nothing is irrevocable since everything is removable; the buttons come with coverings in the same fabric as the shoe or bag, so they look more like three-dimensional polka dots.
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The McManus Holtzman Irrevocable Trust, set up to manage Mr. Holtzman's estate and run by his widow and three children, said it became aware of the Krefeld works when Joop Joosten's catalogue raisonné of Mondrian's works was published in 1998.
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Yet even in the safety of North Carolina, even though the war is long over, Geneviève is haunted by her memories of its deprivations, of the "bombs and rubble and prison and torture" that wrought irrevocable changes in her family.
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One can readily find them in the published works of official Army historians like Dr. Jeffrey J. Clarke, whose book "Advice and Support: The Final Years, 1965-1973" highlights the irrevocable problems that frustrated American policy and strategy in South Vietnam.
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In a report released Wednesday, the Kofi Annan Commission on Elections and Democracy in the Digital Age found the rise of social media has caused irrevocable harm to global electoral integrity and democratic institutions—and the effects may get even worse.
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Some analysts say the focus on gay marriage is crowding out discussion of other, more sensitive issues raised by the constitutional revamp, which maintains Cuba's one-party socialist system as "irrevocable" while reflecting changes of recent years in its 224 articles.
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Mr. McDowell believes the momentum may be irrevocable, and that while designers in their late 40s and 50s are no longer the names of first resort, they will still be in demand for the one-off collaboration and guest star role.
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Lawyers for the government have said that, once started, the process is irrevocable, but some EU leaders say Britain can change its mind and a legal challenge to determine whether it can be reversed has been filed with an Irish court.
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But it will pay board members indirectly by contributing in the double-digit millions to an irrevocable trust, one that will "ensure the board is funded for multiple years and has an operating budget," according to Carolyn Glanville, a Facebook spokesperson.
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Though younger evangelicals were already leaving the church before the 83 election, the results of the election in some ways became merely an irrevocable turning point, the latest proof confirming that a significant portion of evangelicals appear to have lost their way.
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As I have argued all along, the urgency of stopping America's soaring trade deficits with China should have led to a different approach: An immediate and irrevocable limit to Chinese exports to the U.S. to the level of American exports to China.
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The IDRs and senior debt ratings are equalised with those of Spain, ICO's sole shareholder, reflecting the institution's special policy bank status and the explicit, irrevocable, unconditional and direct guarantee provided by Spain for debts and obligations incurred by ICO when raising funds.
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" Axios reported last month that CBS Chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves asked in 2016 to remain Chairman of the Board of a combined CBS/Viacom and for his CBS management team to "have complete and irrevocable authority to manage the combined businesses.
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One of the key concerns is whether the Comet CEO and Comet management team will have complete and irrevocable authority to manage the combined businesses, and to make the hard choices that will be required to position a combined entity for future success.
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Whatever this edition ends up being—a continuation of the old or an irrevocable break with it—it means that Games Workshop is back with a style and enthusiasm that many fans thought lost in the history of the company's earlier years.
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Given this confusing and rapidly changing state of affairs about what the data may reveal and how it may be used, consent to ongoing and extensive data collection can be neither fully informed nor truly consensual — especially since it is practically irrevocable.
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Those Argus eyes, whether they indicate an invisible spirit who sees all but says nothing, or simply a sensitive person constrained from expressing what she feels, are gouged right through the paper into the blank wood underneath like so many irrevocable wounds.
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Now Walid and his wife wished to reconcile, and they were free to do so—only a third declaration of divorce is irrevocable—but they needed an imam, and until they found one Walid had to spend his nights with the SWAT team.
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USE OF ENTRIES: By submitting an Entry, each entrant hereby grants Sponsor a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, fully transferable and sublicensable right and license to use, modify and otherwise fully exploit the Entry submitted (including the copyright thereto and all rights embodied therein).
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While he admits the case was heartbreaking for Mortara's family, he sees it as a triumph of the idea that baptism is irrevocable and that those who are baptized, with or without their consent, must necessarily be raised in concordance with the Catholic faith.
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Terms of the deal were never disclosed, but plenty of complaints surfaced after the sale, by bloggers who claimed that Wellsphere had tricked them into agreeing to an "irrevocable, perpetual license" to use, make or sell whatever content they had posted to the company's website.
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Instead, the investigations center on whether Exxon Mobil misled the public and its own investors when it publicly disparaged, played down or even dismissed outright the growing evidence (from its own scientists and others) that burning fossil fuels causes irrevocable harm to the planet.
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Actress Patricia Heaton spoke for many when she called on the media to apologize for writing off the the first video on its own, even though such apologies would not be sufficient to address what she described as irrevocable damage to the young men.
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Bloomberg and The Guardian reported that after going viral, privacy concerns started to crop up from users who had seen a line in the app's terms and conditions which stipulated the app had "free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able" to user-generated content.
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Facebook set up an irrevocable trust to fund the board, and last week the company said it had agreed to fund it to the tune of $130 million — a figure far higher than some of the civil-society folks I've spoken with had expected.
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Citing the possibility of irrevocable damage, they called for a two-year environmental review to determine if the Boundary Waters is an appropriate place for dangerous sulfide-ore copper mining and whether a 20-year withdrawal of mining rights in the watershed is warranted.
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My response was simply about the fact I was angry that you had made comments I felt were not justified, and that I already knew – simply by making them on a forum like Twitter (where people do not bother to fact-check) – irrevocable damage was already done.
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A federal judge in San Jose has dismissed a copyright lawsuit against North Coast Brewing Co by a woman whose late husband painted an image of jazz musician Thelonious Monk for the company's beer labels, ruling that the company has an irrevocable license to use the image.
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This reflects the unconditional and irrevocable state guarantee separate for each issue, which covers payments of both principal and accrued interest up to the specified total amount, and Fitch's expectation that the sovereign will honour the guarantee provided to noteholders fully and in a timely manner.
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But once I knew the story was going to print and it was irrevocable, an enormous peace washed over me — a sense that finally I had taken my personal power back from a man who has made me scared every time I have seen him in public.
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According to Chris Chen, a CFP with Insight Financial Strategists, one way to preserve your assets and still qualify for Medicaid is to set up a "Medicaid-proof trust" that puts your assets in an irrevocable trust to be passed on to your heirs when you die.
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"Biden's focus on 'net zero' emissions, carbon capture programs, and vague pollution pricing schemes all point to one outcome: a society continuing to be dominated by fossil fuels, and a future of irrevocable climate chaos," Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food & Water Action, said in a statement.
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Sumner M. Redstone confirmed on Tuesday the appointment of two new members to his irrevocable trust, which will control the future of his companies, as well as new directors to National Amusements, the private theater chain company through which he controls his $40 billion media empire.
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For one thing, in Future Home of the Living God, the National Book Award-winning author has crafted a speculative world that's disturbingly (and revealingly) akin to our own—in hers, evolution has mysteriously started working backwards, and our institutions begin a swift but irrevocable decline.
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CBS Chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves asked in 2016 to remain Chairman of the Board of a combined CBS/Viacom and for his CBS management team to "have complete and irrevocable authority to manage the combined businesses," according to a new book excerpt first obtained by Axios.
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Among them are the imposing 22 Picasso still life "Plant de Tomates," guaranteed by the house for at least £13 million, and the prime-period 21 Alfred Sisley work "Effet de Neige à Louveciennes," which will make at least £27 million, thanks to an irrevocable bidder.
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One of the children separated from his parents at the US-Mexico border was returned months later with lice, looking as if he hadn't been bathed in weeks, and with irrevocable changes to his personality, his mother said, according to documents filed in a lawsuit against the Trump administration.
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In its challenge to that decision, the employer claimed that the labor board could not override the Federal Arbitration Act's command that arbitration agreements are "valid, irrevocable, and enforceable," because the National Labor Relations Act does not authorize the labor board to regulate arbitration in so many words.
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But concerns about the potential misuse of deepfake technology coupled with a clause (now deleted) in Zao's terms of use that gave it full ownership and copyright to content uploaded or created on it, in addition to "completely free, irrevocable, perpetual, transferrable, and re-licensable rights," caused controversy.
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FaceApp's artificial intelligence application for editing photos requires users to provide it with "full and irrevocable access to their personal photos and data," which could pose "national security and privacy risks for millions of U.S. citizens," Schumer said in his letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray and FTC Chairman Joe Simons.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Sales Announcement, Leverage Impact BUT has recently stated that it has granted exclusivity to a consortium set up between CD&R and WM Holding, an investment company associated with the XXL Lutz group based on a binding and irrevocable offer to acquire 100861623% of BUT's share capital.
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" In perhaps his most authoritative work, "Anti-Semitism in America" (1994), he argued that age-old European prejudice against Jews was instilled in the New World by the earliest settlers, reinforced by successive waves of Protestant and Roman Catholic immigrants and ingrained as "an irrevocable part of the American heritage.
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These three types of assets are exempt from the deemed sales rule, and are subject to their own special tax treatment: You can make an irrevocable election to defer the deemed disposition tax on certain assets until it is actually sold, providing you meet all the requirements from the instructions for Form 8854.
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It also joins many of the currents of the 20th century: the ebb and flow from wartime privation to excess back to austerity; the progress of gay visibility and the trauma of the AIDS crisis; the shaking off of dress codes and then (to Nutter's sometime chagrin) the irrevocable casualization of the wardrobe.
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Trump's announcement this evening that he had made an "irrevocable" decision to skip the debate because Fox News refused to pull moderator Megyn Kelly, another of his nemeses, can easily be seen as a foolish move, since it hands his rivals a primetime platform to pound him when he isn't there to defend himself.
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Betsy Fisher, policy director at the International Refugee Assistance Project, the organization named as lead plaintiff in the Supreme Court case challenging the ban, explained that by the time refugees are prepared to travel to the U.S., they have already cleared extensive background checks and taken irrevocable steps with the expectation of finally finding asylum.
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"Cuando piensas en la cantidad de personas que han muerto, que han sido asesinadas, que han resultado heridas, cuyas vidas han cambiado de manera irrevocable debido a la falta de control de armas en Estados Unidos, es un problema enorme (...) Me preocupo profundamente por eso, así que no podía no escribir sobre esos temas", destacó.
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Oculus (and basically Facebook) owns creative content [See Update]If you create something using Oculus' services, the Terms of Service say that you surrender all rights to that work and that Oculus can use it whenever it wants, for whatever purposes:By submitting User Content through the Services, you grant Oculus a worldwide, irrevocable, perpetual (i.e.
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The report, from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, said that if greenhouse gas emissions continued unabated, the atmosphere would warm up to 26 degrees Celsius, or 0003 degrees Fahrenheit, by 2000, leading to irrevocable damage including severe food shortages, coastal inundations and the displacement of tens of millions of people as soon as 2200.
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Because transactions on the blockchain are irrevocable, pot dispensaries and banks will have a reliable and complete record of all Tokken transactions, including the specifics of each transaction — without requiring any Bitcoins to change hands (a tiny portion of a Bitcoin will be sent between Tokken accounts in order to record the transaction on the blockchain).
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The Attorney General, the government's top lawyer, has also told the court that once invoked, the process to leave the EU is irrevocable, although Donald Tusk, the European Council president who will oversee Brexit talks, said last week Britain was free to simply withdraw unilaterally its proposal to leave at any point before the two-year notice period ends.
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They say the Article 50 process is irrevocable, something the government agrees, and so as soon as it is triggered, Britain is leaving the EU. Consequently, if this decision is taken by the government alone, Britons will lose these EU rights which have been incorporated into domestic law through acts parliament, without parliament having any involvement.
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Wednesday's testimony Lawyer John "Jack" P. Schmitt, part of a legal team that represented Cosby in 20153, testified Wednesday it was clear to him that a 2005 news release from Castor -- one announcing the prosecutor wouldn't file charges against Cosby in connection with a woman's allegations -- was a written and irrevocable agreement that the comedian would never be prosecuted.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and licence to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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It said on Thursday the initial sale of the 40 percent stake is expected to be completed by June 30 but the board had also approved an irrevocable underwriting agreement with Credit Libanais Investment Bank, a subsidiary of Credit Libanais, for the sale of its remaining 5.5 million shares at $33 a share, on or before May 31, 2017.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and license to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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The plane glided above a great shelf of cloud, and the farther it got from Japan the less possible it seemed that the man had actually been Ershadi, until at last it seemed absurd, just as kimonos and Japanese toilets and etiquette and tea ceremonies, which had all possessed irrevocable genius in Kyoto, at a distance grew absurd.
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They expect that if she wins in November, the victory would mark the first election of an avowed socialist in approximately 2628 years, symbolizing a decisive and perhaps irrevocable break with the center-left policies of the Clinton administration in the 28500s, which emphasized fiscal discipline, a balanced budget, welfare reform, and tough criminal and drug policies.
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The SLCF is expected to be in the form of a fixed deposit with a bank rated at least 'BBB-' and 'F3' by Fitch, with a lien marked in favour of the trustee, but it may subsequently be replaced by an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee provided by a bank rated at least 'BBB-' and 'F3' by Fitch.
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They do so because of the irrevocable, God-like sanction involved – one that human beings, particularly state governments with a penchant for messing small things up, like fixing potholes – should never be allowed to engage in (except in war, and then, only when assisting the federal government in self-defense with the sober understanding that, "war is hell").
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It's easier to get all riled up about the president's latest unconstitutional ad lib than it is to think about the irrevocable decline of your country, the growing abyss between rich and poor, the world's slow tilt toward tyranny, or the terminal prognosis of global warming, the same way that it's a lot more fun to watch Nightmare on Elm Street than Shoah.
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The viral smartphone application, which has seen a new surge of popularity due to a filter that ages photos of users' faces, requires "full and irrevocable access to their personal photos and data," which could pose "national security and privacy risks for millions of U.S. citizens," Schumer said in his letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray and FTC Chairman Joe Simons.
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I am inspired today on the World Day against the Death Penalty, when I see that more than half the countries in the world have abolished capital punishment because they have recognized that modern justice systems can protect the public from crime without the irrevocable and cruel nature of the death penalty and the constant risk of executing an innocent person.
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Should VWBR fail to make a coupon or principal payment under the terms of the bonds, bondholders will benefit from a public irrevocable offer (PIO) that would allow them to sell the bonds to VWFS AG. KEY RATING DRIVERS The bond rating is driven by potential support from VWFS AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Volkswagen AG (VW AG; BBB+/Negative).
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Should VWBR fail to make a coupon or principal payment under the terms of the bonds, bondholders would benefit from a public irrevocable offer (PIO) that would allow them to sell the bonds to VWFS AG. KEY RATING DRIVERS The bonds' rating is driven by potential support from VWFS AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Volkswagen AG (VW AG; BBB+/Stable).
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Gecina had notably required the AMF to rule out that the share tender agreements involving certain shareholders of Foncière de Paris, which were entered into in connection with Eurosic's offer, have in fact proven to be irrevocable, therefore depriving Foncière de Paris' other shareholders from any possible choice, in contradiction with the right for any bidder to make offers and counteroffers.
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If your level of wealth falls below something like Prince's but is still above average, it's altogether possible that you'll want to include other documents — such as revocable, irrevocable and charitable trusts, for example — to ensure your assets get where you want them to go while minimizing federal and state estate tax, as well as state inheritance and income tax, to the greatest degree possible.
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I remembered New Mexico, of course; for the latter half of BoJack Horseman, BoJack has been haunted by what irrevocable damage he might have caused Penny, the 17-year-old girl he went to prom with and almost had sex with — immediately after he tried to sleep with her mother, Charlotte, an old friend who had made a new life for herself in the Southwest.
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The section is in full below, emphasis ours:You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and display your User Content and any name, username or likeness provided in connection with your User Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed, without compensation to you.
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Applying the test mandated by the 9th Circuit, the judge held that the key question was whether ADR investors could show that the transactions in which they incurred "irrevocable liability" to pay for the ADRs took place in the U.S. The ADR holders' new complaint, Judge Pregerson said, alleged that the named investors placed buy orders, paid for and received title to their ADRs within U.S. territorial bounds.
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For her prospective presidency, Clinton has made only one irrevocable big decision this year: selecting Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE for the VP slot.
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She predicted that Trump would "bring the world to the brink of serious conflict," which, so did I; that unnamed British actors would win some Oscars; that there would be an unspecified political scandal; and that "there [would] be earthquakes and volcanic eruptions over the next 12 months," which seems inevitable even if unchecked climate change wasn't wreaking irrevocable havoc on the earth and inciting increasingly extreme weather patterns.
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SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES BBVA Capital Finance, S.A. Unipersonal, BBVA International Preferred, S.A. Unipersonal, BBVA Senior Finance, S.A. Unipersonal, BBVA U.S. Senior, S.A. Unipersonal, BBVA Subordinated Capital, S.A. Unipersonal are BBVA's wholly-owned financing subsidiaries, whose senior debt, subordinated and hybrid securities ratings are aligned with those of BBVA based on Fitch's view of an extremely high probably of support from the parent if required, underpinned by an irrevocable guarantee in many cases.
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In a letter to sent to FTC Chairman Joseph Simons and FBI Director Christopher Wray, Schumer explained that by using the app, users give the company "full and irrevocable access to their personal photos and data" and give the company license to use their content, then lays out his concerns:Furthermore, it is unclear how long FaceApp retains a user's data or how a user may ensure their data is deleted after usage.
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As to whether or not irrevocable damage occurs in the brain during the seconds and minutes following death, or as the brain is brought down to temperatures reaching -196 degrees Celsius (-320 degrees Fahrenheit) is another question entirely; a notorious issue facing cryonics is the degree to which "ice crystal formation, osmotic shock, and membrane damage during freezing and thawing will cause cell death," as noted in a 2017 Integrative Medicine Research study.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The expected rating of the proposed bond issue has been equalised with the rating of Austria as the obligations under the guarantee will constitute direct, unsecured, unconditional, irrevocable and unsubordinated debt of Austria, and they will rank pari passu with all other unsecured and unsubordinated loan or bond indebtedness of Austria resulting from financial debts outstanding from time to time, except for obligations ranking in priority pursuant to mandatory provisions of law.
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If I create, upload, post or send any photographs, audio recordings, or video footage depicting or relating to the Vessel, I grant to Company and its affiliates the irrevocable, unrestricted, worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free, sublicensable, and transferable right and license to use, display, reproduce, perform, modify, transmit, publish, and distribute such photographs, audio recordings, or video footage for any purpose whatsoever in any and all media...According to the terms and conditions, visitors agree to these clauses when they enter the Vessel.
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But buried in Ring's terms of service agreement, under the "Shared Content" section — the section that explains the specific rules for content that users share to Neighbors — the company says: You hereby grant Ring and its licensees an unlimited, irrevocable, fully paid and royalty-free, perpetual, worldwide right to re-use, distribute, store, delete, translate, copy, modify, display, sell, create derivative works from and otherwise exploit such Shared Content for any purpose and in any media formats in any media channels without compensation to you.
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" Many worried citizens on Twitter have screenshotted and shared a section of FaceApp's terms of service, which discusses what the company may do with photos that users upload: "You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and display your User Content and any name, username or likeness provided in connection with your User Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed, without compensation to you.
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And this is why subsidiarity in this case simply cannot be pressed all the way down to the level of a remarried ex-husband and his confessor, because at that level there is no one available to speak for the marriage, no one capable of neutrally assessing its claim to reality and permanence, no one who can collect evidence on behalf of all the other people implicated in that reality, from the other spouse to the children and grandchildren who sprang from its one-flesh union, its possibly-irrevocable bond.
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One day, its visionaries say, you will be able to use DeFi to borrow and lend, to buy and sell all kinds of exotic securities, and to acquire insurance and make claims, all via a completely decentralized network and protocols, no banks or brokers or trusted third parties required, just irrevocable and implacable software, "code as law," with no human beings involved except for you and (maybe) your counterparties, while never having to fill out any paperwork or apply for permissions, and trusting your money to no entity except whoever holds your private key(s).
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John Paul Stevens — normally a liberal vote — joined with the Court's conservatives in ruling for Texas, and against Bush and the UN. The decision brought widespread condemnation both from human rights groups like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch and from veteran diplomats who worried about the precedent it set; Jeffrey Davidow, a former ambassador to Mexico, Zambia, and Venezuela, called Medellín's execution "an irrevocable violation of the most important treaty governing consular assistance for our citizens detained in other countries," a violation that could endanger hundreds or thousands of American citizens in legal jeopardy abroad.
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Mohn, chairman of songa offshore, to serve as director on transocean board * Each shareholder of songa offshore will be offered a combination of new shares of transocean ( "consideration shares") and senior unsecured bonds exchangeable into shares * Consideration shares will be valued at usd 8.39 (nok 66.48) per share, equal to closing price of transocean shares on nyse on 14 august 2017 * Each songa offshore shareholder may elect to receive a portion of their consideration in cash up to nok 125,000 per songa offshore shareholder * Aggregate number of shares subject to irrevocable undertakings represent approximately 77% of songa offshore's share capital Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Terje Solsvik)
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