"The property developer leased the apartment to CCB, and CCB leased it to me," said Liu.
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That property was then leased by WeWork, which then leased space within the building to IBM.
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Even the newly-opening 3 World Trade center is nearly 40 percent leased, while 4 World Trade Center is 100 percent leased.
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Even the newly opening 3 World Trade center is nearly 40 percent leased, and 4 World Trade Center is 100 percent leased.
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The spectrum portfolio, which includes FCC licenses and a small number of third-party leased license agreements, would be leased back, the company said.
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Roughly 80 percent of its leased Kmart stores come up for renewal in less than five years, as do nearly half of its leased Sears stores.
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Already, some 29453 percent of Sears' leased Kmart stores come up for renewal in less than five years, as do nearly half of its leased Sears stores.
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Roughly 80 percent of its 714 leased Kmart stores come up for renewal in less than five years, as do nearly half its 386 leased Sears stores.
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But the manufacturers of some vehicles, including Land Rovers leased through Land Rover Financial Group, and Volvos leased through Volvo Car Financial Services, do not allow transfer of leases.
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The government leased areas with logging or mining potential to companies, but also leased or sold small properties, usually along lakes, at low prices to city dwellers for summer retreats.
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"It's shocking to me that they would allow their lucense to be leased out and that this kind of discrimination is happening where they leased out that license, where they leased out the brand," said Christopher J. Cuevas, Executive Director of QLatinx, who is working with Kelly and Oscasio to file their complaints.
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Church buildings could also be leased to other congregations, as happened with Our Lady of Peace on the Upper East Side, which was leased this year to a Coptic Orthodox parish.
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For one thing, the makers of some vehicles, including Land Rovers leased through the Land Rover Financial Group, and Volvos leased through Volvo Car Financial Services, do not allow transfer of leases.
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One Vanderbilt is now 31 percent leased and on track to meet SL Green's goal of being 37 percent leased by year end, the real estate investment trust (REIT) said in a statement.
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Opposite the south memorial pool are Mr. Silverstein's 3 World Trade Center, under construction and 28 percent leased, and 4 World Trade Center, which opened last year and is now 80 percent leased.
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ProPetro's securities filings this year disclosed its offices were leased from a business owned by Chief Executive Dale Redman, and that it had leased other properties from businesses jointly owned by senior executives.
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The Cheyenne River Camp is also on leased reservation land.
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The US originally leased the land from Cuba in 1903.
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He bought taxi medallions on credit and leased them out.
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Conoco leased its land for less than $19453,000 an acre.
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Grandis Timber leased the land from the government, Strydom said.
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The company has leased space in buildings Neumann partly owns.
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The Penningtons had three cars — two of which were leased.
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The Oculus will be leased out as an event space.
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At premium brand Audi, the offer only covers leased vehicles.
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"Those who leased their land signed for it," he said.
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By this point, however, Stuyvesant Town was almost fully leased.
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It leased homes in San Francisco and began selling memberships.
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Each floor, or half a floor, may be leased separately.
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Alternative formats to the triple-net lease model, such as net leased and modified gross leased assets, provide real estate owners greater upside (and downside) due to the exposure to operating and enhanced leasing risks.
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So far, 11 of those leased locations are already under construction.
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The space has been leased by existing businesses and newcomers alike.
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It leased Airbus A330 aircraft from Qatar for long-haul flights.
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Eddie Stobart, a haulage firm, leased a new depot in 2018.
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Profitable lines can even be sold or leased to other gangsters.
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First, determine whether they're getting a new, used or leased vehicle.
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It has not leased space to K+S, the company said.
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ADNOC has leased a part of India's strategic reserve at Mangalore.
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The county jail has leased bed space to ICE since 28503.
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It didn't have rooms that could be leased for corporate meetings.
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Amazon has acquired or leased planes, trucks, vans, and so on.
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He leased space in the mall, a former baby goods store.
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The Lighthouse Winmore, which he leased, was also a bunker vessel.
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Last spring Facebook leased one million square feet in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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That apartment, and the rest of the building, is now leased.
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But for now, most of Mr. Price's leased land remains undeveloped.
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They also leased a car, a necessity for an upstate house.
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The company had about 10,000 square feet of space leased then.
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The Osage leased the land to prospectors and made a fortune.
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The facility that once housed Maple is now leased by Zuul.
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Annual rent will vary by the size of the space leased.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Portfolio Leased to MoD: The ratings of Annington are supported by a portfolio of 38,979 residential properties (the retained estate leased to Ministry of Defence (MoD), a department of the United Kingdom (AA/Negative).
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About 67 percent of its 3 million square feet is now leased.
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It can be leased for $299 and monthly plans start at $99.
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Leroy Valentin Fernandez The 25-year-old leased apartments for a living.
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There are 40,000 land-leased mobile home communities in the United States.
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All Other Monthly ExpensesCar Payment: $250 for my leased carCredit Card: ~$300.
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These "leased lines" were maintained by individual telecommunications companies around the world.
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Bodies and parts can be bought, sold and leased, again and again.
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Three other storage operators also said their LSFO tanks were fully leased.
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All land in Hong Kong is government owned and leased to buyers.
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In Gilead, fertile women are leased out as "handmaids" to powerful families.
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In 224 a few Asimo models were leased for $220,23 a month.
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One of them has already been leased to Blink Fitness, he added.
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All of the company's stores are leased, according to its annual report.
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Avaya leased back some space, and other lease proposals are under negotiation.
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Q: But the new buildings being built are mostly pre-leased, right?
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If your building was coming online in 230, it was pre-leased.
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The university has leased the ground to the developer, Brandywine Realty Trust.
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Electoral democracy made clear that the throne is never owned, only leased.
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Now the 218-unit building, which opened in 13, is fully leased.
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In New Zealand, government-owned land can be leased but not purchased.
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The space, leased for 10 years, serves hard cider that's brewed upstate.
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According to the statement, the apartment was leased to Gonzales and Virgilio.
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I eventually leased a car again when my second child was born.
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Then he leased out closer Aroldis Chapman to the Cubs last season.
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Over the last few months it temporarily leased space at 63 Lispenard.
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The kiosks are also leased to charities and refugee camps in Uganda.
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In 2015, a new indoor-agriculture company called AeroFarms leased the property.
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He leased a number of his grow towers and sold a few.
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Mr. Boss leased his space from Manhattan Parking Group on the weekends.
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The state government had leased about 2,700 acres of land to POSCO.
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In 2003, the company leased its "Googleplex" headquarters in Mountain View, California.
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The U.S. department store operator then leased back some of the properties.
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The community is made up of 152 owned and 47 leased sites.
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Back in 2007, the company leased land near Kabul for $3 billion.
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Many drivers have purchased or leased cars specifically for ride-hailing purposes.
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In the same way that GSA provides agencies with fleets of leased vehicles, if the administration gets its way, GSA would provide fleets of leased employees, hired for discreet terms, and available to be used, abused, discarded and replaced.
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After that, I leased a Honda Fit and drove it for three years.
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Silverstein said 40 percent of 3 World Trade&aposs office space is leased.
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Nearly half of the revenue goes to the states where land is leased.
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The lorries will be leased by Anheuser-Busch, an American brewer, and others.
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These will be the first privately owned (or leased, technically), fully autonomous vehicles.
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The planes are being leased from existing partner Air Transport Services Group, Inc.
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To help in the process, the company has leased out nearby additional space.
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The 39-year-old Boeing 737 had been leased from a Mexican company.
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That building is currently being leased to Donald Trump for his new hotel.
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Lorries can be leased, or bought on cheap credit provided by their makers.
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NASA leased the pad to SpaceX, as Musk's company is known, in 2014.
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That agreement covered over 100 jets, with the rest due to be leased.
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He leased it from Playboy Enterprises and paid $100 a year in rent.
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The United States has leased the land where the base stands since 1903.
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The net metering subsidy alone is $2.20 for both owned and leased systems.
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Companies have leased spots off the East Coast for other potential wind projects.
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Ms. Mercer ordered a trailer bed, for $2,650, and leased the warehouse space.
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At 1 World Trade Center, nearly 80 percent of the space is leased.
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So for decades the city leased the house while pondering what to do.
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"It will be leased aircraft," said Jasser, who will sit on Flyadeal's board.
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Investigators allegedly determined the car driven by Johnson had been leased by Wyse.
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SpaceX later leased a second site for the landing of its reusable boosters.
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I know that a company-leased car is on the way for me.
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He had been struggling for months to make payments on a leased cab.
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After the entire building was leased and we moved on, it followed me.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There is access to a leased parking space one block away.
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Among them, an expected shift away from privately-owned FHVs towards leased ones.
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Since then, the city has leased tombs for a varying number of years.
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Only three blocks leased were more than a few miles from existing acreage.
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Two San Mateo county hotels have also been leased, according to the Chronicle.
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He became the caretaker of a property that the group leased near Parliament.
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It also mandates that those institutions, not their landlords, control their leased facilities.
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The complex a few miles west of midtown Manhattan is about 90% leased.
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A few months before I spoke to him, Mustapha leased his own vehicle.
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By that time the mansion was already being leased to the Manhattan Club.
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Harris's first dorm was an off-campus apartment building leased by the university.
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NETA wanted some pizazz for the customer experience, so it leased the bank.
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In both transactions, WarnerMedia and Coach have leased back the space they sold.
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Among the draws, he said: Fairway Market has leased its second Brooklyn location there.
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They used the botnet for their own criminal activities and leased it to others.
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He leased a 2016 Toyota Corolla from Xchange in November, paying $155 a week.
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PPOW Gallery leased an additional 2,000-square-foot space at 535 West 22016nd Street.
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Management consulting firm McKinsey & Co. has leased space and will move in next year.
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Three other locations were sold, or will be sold, and are being leased back.
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Jet has a total of 124 aircraft, the vast majority of which are leased.
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"Bosworth's leased Mercedes had been observed parked in front of that address," Grote stated.
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The plane is leased by loss-making state carrier Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL).
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The leased NASA hangar and airfield where Google is planning a big new expansion.
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"Some people have leased because they want a cheaper, hassle-free car," Jones said.
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Hyundai Motor Co has also leased fuel cell vehicles to about 100 U.S. customers.
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Those stores were then leased back to Sears or closed to develop the properties.
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The planes are being leased by a company called Air Transport Services Group Inc.
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Huazhu, based in China and listed in New York, operates hotels on leased properties.
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The company has leased the hangar where Howard Hughes built his gigantic wooden plane.
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Both properties are operated on land leased under multi-decade agreements from the government.
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People who have leased vehicles will be able to cancel their contracts without penalty.
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Some were even transferred to a computer the foreign intelligence group leased in Illinois.
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Adam owns 10 buildings, several that he leased to WeWTF at a handsome profit.
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She noted that Nassar worked for USAG, which leased the ranch from the Karolyis.
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The mix of leased versus owned (included ground leases) is unclear although on Oct.
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A report from the also indicated that Uber leased out dangerous cars in Singapore.
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Gymboree said 35 percent of its 1,300 stores are leased from GGP Inc GGP.
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We're also told the Range Rover was leased and Rob is making the payments.
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The hotel is leased by the Trump Organization from the federal General Services Administration.
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BP leased the well from the Swiss company Transocean; it did not own it.
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He also leased an area of Long Island Sound so he could forage undersea.
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You have to also look at whether those subleases get leased by other companies.
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For the equivalent of $220 billion, the museum has temporarily leased the Louvre brand.
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A unit that falls out of rent control can be leased at market rate.
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Gavin Newsom, two Oakland hotels have already been leased that will offer 400 rooms.
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Soon, Ms. Uwanawich demanded gift cards, clothing and a leased automobile, court documents said.
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So the government leased the median to a private consortium for private express lanes.
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The seven studios are already fully leased, said Ms. Turner, E-Werk's co- founder.
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The seven studios are already fully leased, said Ms. Turner, E-Werk's co- founder.
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He leased the first OYO location in Gurgaon and it took off from there.
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In 2202, Conyers III was cited for speeding in his father's government-leased Cadillac.
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The 29 planes - Airbus' A320-200ceo and A320neo - will be leased back to AirAsia.
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It has leased 11 offshore areas for wind farms and is working on more.
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In 2010, Conyers III was cited for speeding in his father's government-leased car.
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So he borrowed a few thousand dollars from his parents and leased the space.
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Another 103,210 square feet of retail in the building has not yet been leased.
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She leased a van, put up a website and financed the entire enterprise herself.
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The client leased a five-bedroom East Hampton home for $250,21 for the full season.
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Many drivers took loans to buy cabs, while some leased cars from the companies themselves.
|
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Some will, and have leased apartments, enrolled kids in local schools and prepared to move.
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With no prospective buyers, they leased it, only to see it flood again last week.
|
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The boat is owned by German property developer Gerhard Senft and leased to Team Malizia.
|
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The women were housed in residences Petersen allegedly owned or leased, according to the documents.
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The company also has the option to proactively give leased space back to property owners.
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China's earliest pawn shops were run by Buddhist monasteries, who also leased land to farmers.
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A further 10 Dreamliner aircraft are to be leased at a cost of $3.4 billion.
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Those cars were leased, and I was going to have to give them back anyway.
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Mariah and James leased a mansion in The Oaks, a fancy gated community in Calabasas.
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It is not clear how much space the firm may have leased from other owners.
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In the fourth quarter, the average monthly payment for a leased new vehicle was $412.
|
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Huishan made headlines last year when it sold and leased back part of its herd.
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Since the property is currently being leased, you don't need to take over management immediately.
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In total the asset manager owns nine superjumbos including five leased to Air France (AIRF.PA).
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He needed a room, though, so I leased one to him for $400 a month.
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Soulja leased a pad in the Hollywood Hills 3 months ago for $6k a month.
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China Vanke, for example, aims to add 150,000 leased units in the coming two years.
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WeWork building in Manhattan, which was leased in fall 2018 and opened earlier this year.
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In the last decade, huge tracts have been leased to China at rock- bottom prices.
|
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Turner said the city had leased the property to house people displaced from Hurricane Harvey.
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Hanjin has begun returning leased ships to their owners, and some vessels have been sold.
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Rothenberg then leased that suite to others raising $234,o250 that way, the documents allege.
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Those devices would compete with the boxes currently leased to consumers by the video providers.
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The potential conflicts were astounding: Neumann owned an interest in four buildings that WeWork leased.
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Melcher later moved out of his house, which was then leased to Polanski and Tate.
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The Army leased nearly 23,600 acres of its land on the arsenal to the FBI.
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A Russian military intelligence agency leased server space in Arizona and a computer in Illinois?
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Hilton owned or leased 144 hotel properties around the world at the end of 2014.
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Two San Mateo county hotels have also been leased, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The building is now owned by the Qatar Investment Authority and leased by Galeries Lafayette.
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The robot will be leased out for around $1,000 a month, after a trial phase.
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Two San Mateo County hotels have also been leased, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The city hopes to add another 1,000 jobs once the renovated space is fully leased.
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OMV HAS LEASED LNG TANKER MARSHAL VASILEVSKIY FROM RUSSIA'S GAZPROM UNTIL NOVEMBER - THREE GAZPROM SOURCES
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The units have been assigned via lottery and are in the process of being leased.
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Since then, the city of Venice has leased tombs for a varying number of years.
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Pruitt leased a room for around $50 a night, only paying when he stayed there.
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Built in 274, it is being leased as a garage by Enterprise Rent-a-Car.
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The curling club has stood since 1966 on land leased from the Ardsley Country Club.
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In contrast, Isla is owned by Curacao state-run firms and is leased to PDVSA.
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It was previously owned by Netflix Content Chief Ted Sarandos and leased by Janet Jackson.
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The portfolio was 98% leased, the vast majority under triple-net leases to single tenants.
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Ultimately, he leased a Volt for a lower monthly payment than the TrueCar guaranteed price.
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And of the new units that were leased in November, nearly 220 percent offered sweeteners.
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Bloomberg reported in 2018 that Nissan also leased properties in Brazil, France, Beirut, and Tokyo.
|
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"The Grace 1 vessel, renamed Adrian Darya after the seizure, is a Korean-made oil tanker owned by Russia which is currently leased to one of Iran's shipping lines," ILNA said in a correction, after saying earlier the tanker was leased to the Revolutionary Guards.
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Nevada has one of the highest percentages in the country of leased land that is sitting idle: Just 3 percent of the 715,441 acres of federal land in the state leased for oil and gas were actually producing energy as of late last year.
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Piraeus said that the bank had never acquired or leased property from its chairman or family.
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"The dogs are owned by individuals or partnerships and leased to the racing kennel," Parker explains.
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The first floor was being leased at the time to the national restaurant chain Extreme Pizza.
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The portfolio was 96.7% leased based upon net rentable square feet as of March 13, 2016.
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Primera took delivery of its first leased A321neo from General Electric leasing unit GECAS in April.
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More than half of that space was leased in the second quarter — after Amazon pulled out.
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The clubhouse space at the apartment complex had been leased for the party, Clemson police confirmed.
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Amazon has leased a number of cargo aircraft and its drone delivery ambitions are well known.
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He told the Times in April 2008 that 60% of Xanadu was leased at this point.
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The couple leased a property last year and is currently in the contracting and permitting process.
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He leased a 2015 Ford Escape in late March at a rate of $162 a week.
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The company is now transforming four locations previously leased by Target, which left Canada last year.
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The new standard seeks to align the presentation of leased assets more closely to owned assets.
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One World Trade Center is still only 70 percent leased, with Conde Naste as the lead.
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At the moment, though, she is leased to Ocean Infinity, a company based in Houston, Texas.
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Mexico is building a wholesale mobile network; its capacity can be leased out to different firms.
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Our properties are leased to approximately 435 tenants who represent 28 diverse industries across 49 states.
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These are leased from a pool of such missiles that it shares with the U.S. Navy.
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Instead, it leased a network from a third-party provider that already had deals in place.
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Around 15 to 20 of the leased planes will replace older aircraft from the Germanwings fleet.
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Either way, the federal coal already leased vastly exceeds what's permissible under a 2 degrees scenario.
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For leased systems, the subsidies total $5.67 per installed watt, or 192 percent of system cost.
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All but a sliver of its property there is leased cheaply—and sometimes to palace cronies.
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Still, all automakers use leasing to some extent, and all shapes and sizes can be leased.
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Most recently, Moscow leased out about 22050,216 acres in the Trans-Baikal region for 49 years.
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Ensco's other rigs leased to Petrobras will continue to work under their contracts, the filing said.
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Bill Clinton publicly defended the company and leased office space from Goldman for his foundation. Mrs.
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In recent years, Ottawa has leased drones from the Israelis to conduct reconnaissance missions in Afghanistan.
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His father kept an acre in Kent, which he leased to farmers to graze their animals.
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The group had leased an office in North Tulsa, where it planned to concentrate its work.
|
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They pitched their vision, even doing a walk-through of the leased property with the representative.
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Adani leased about 460 square miles of land in the Galilee Basin nearly a decade ago.
|
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That land has historically been leased to oil, gas, and coal companies at relatively cheap prices.
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About 65 percent of its 600 market-rate units have leased since last spring, he said.
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In due diligence, the city inspects the condition of apartments to be leased by voucher recipients.
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He now owns 4,500 of those acres, and the rest is leased from the federal government.
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Until 1954, all private tombs in Venice, whether below or above ground, were leased for eternity.
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The theater's building is currently owned by New York State and is leased to the foundation.
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Last year, the company leased a 737 airliner, along with its 3403-member crew, from Slovakia.
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In January 2018, Flybondi took to the skies, using a fleet of five leased Boeing 737s.
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It was also second only to the banking and finance sector in total square feet leased.
|
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Highlands Montana has drilled a few test wells on adjacent state land it has leased here.
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On Thursday, the company that leased office space to Schlossberg terminated its agreement with the lawyer.
|
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It would also help maintain and service the fleets, whose cars are leased to independent drivers.
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It previously leased space at a church in Bedford-Stuyvesant, which was sold to a developer.
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The other option is leasehold, whereby properties are typically leased for either 99 or 999 years.
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After his dad refused, Spiegel moved back in with his mom, who leased him the BMW.
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Knotel leased 80% less space in the fourth quarter than its one-year average, per CBRE.
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It was not immediately clear whether Bryant would charter the helicopter or leased it full-time.
|
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The box — in a storage vault leased by NBC, which had broadcast the program — was empty.
|
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The Buffalo factory was built with $750 million in taxpayer funds and then leased to Tesla.
|
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About a dozen staff members will be housed in newly leased space near the White House.
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Almost 90 percent of the apartments are leased, said Allie Sebastian, the property manager for Tower703.
|
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In 1971, Johnson and his partner, the art dealer David Whitney, leased the house from Mrs.
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He leased the car in Boston for about $9,000 and arrived in New York on Dec.
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Over 30 percent of rural land has already been leased to others to operate, said Han.
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Details of the arrangement came after the company announced on Tuesday it had leased the tankers.
|
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Amazon leased 40 dedicated cargo planes last year, and 16 of them are in service today.
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Cubana leased the jet less than a month ago, Transport Minister Adel Yzquierdo said on Saturday.
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According to the suit, all Doe got was $14k for an apartment and a leased car.
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"The Grace 1 vessel, renamed Adrian Darya after the seizure, is a Korean-made oil tanker owned by Russia which is currently leased to one Iran's shipping lines," ILNA said in a correction, after saying earlier the tanker was leased to the country's elite Revolutionary Guards.
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The Times of Malta said the plane had been leased from Luxembourg for use by Frontex officials.
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For decades, the government has leased that land to private developers so they can exploit that coal.
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At present, the buildings are approximately 94 percent leased Further company coverage: here (Reporting By Terje Solsvik)
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The new widebody jets will replace the existing A330 fleet, most of which are leased, Gokongwei said.
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It noted that the NGSR's leased commercial storage contracts expire in the early part of fiscal 2019.
|
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In a May update to investors, Westfield also said that the $1.4 billion project was fully leased.
|
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The company has leased a retired launchpad at Cape Canaveral to test its engines and launch rockets.
|
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Operating lease expenses rose 115 percent to 413.4 million ringgit, after AirAsia sold and leased back aircraft.
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They also have been turned away by the dealerships that just sold or leased them the vehicles.
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Its 800-square-foot retail space was most recently leased by a neighboring lumber and hardware shop.
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These will join the five Boeing 737-800's already leased from GECAS, announced earlier this year.
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She had leased a residence in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and relatives were waiting there for her that day.
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According to records, the G5 is owned by a private company, but leased to the U.S. government.
|
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The 47-storey office tower is leased to Telstra, the lease expiring in the 2032 financial year.
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As a free man, Toussaint leased a coffee estate from his son-in-law, including the slaves.
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Operating lease expenses rose 115 percent to 13 million ringgit, after AirAsia sold and leased back aircraft.
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Its portfolio is leased to operators such as Marriott International, Starwood Hotels, Accor SA and Hyatt International.
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Earlier this month, Chinese-owned Faraday Future leased a factory in Hanford, CA., to build electric cars.
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This summer, Oculus reportedly leased an additional slightly smaller office across the street in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood.
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MT Vier Harmoni is registered in Batam and leased to a Malaysian company, carrying 10 Indonesian crew.
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Dale Operating, a private company in Dallas, has leased and sold 22014 portfolios of assets since 25.
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Starting next month, Double Eagle will drill on their leased land instead of flipping the mineral rights.
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Many have since leased the plots, with a markup, to big agricultural firms that receive European subsidies.
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Some say that both the companies are favoring the drivers who have leased cabs using their programs.
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All of the homes will be sold to a real estate company and leased out for occupancy.
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Pier 224, at West 15th Street, was developed privately and leased space to Google and City Winery.
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The company's expenses soared as it leased new office space and spent huge sums refurbishing the locations.
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For example, more than half of all Lexus, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Acura cars are leased.
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Not wanting to have neighbors nearby, Mr. Roncoroni bought two acres of farmland and leased four more.
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Amazon has leased towers with a combined nearly 2 million square feet of office space in Bellevue.
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At the time of the announcement, Fibra Uno had already leased over 500,000 square feet to WeWork.
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In 2018, he was accused of damaging $15,000 worth of items in a leased condo in Florida.
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The company has also leased four of its Airbus A330 planes to Pakistan International Airlines Corp PIAa.
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"The vast majority" of the retail spaces have already been leased, a BFC spokesperson told the City.
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In April, J. Crew leased 60,209 square feet for its Madewell division, moving from the East Village.
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She leased the building to another business for a year, and spent two years after that renovating.
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The land was on a seized farm, part of which was leased back to whites for flying.
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Judges are chauffeured to work and to meetings in a leased fleet of more than 22014 cars.
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Mr. Reagan's wealthy Southern California supporters later bought the house and leased it back to the Reagans.
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Ellinghorst voiced surprise at the extent of negative adjustments that included estimated resale values for leased vehicles.
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The party has leased 93 offices statewide, according to Chris Wyant, the Clinton campaign director in Ohio.
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It'll be neighbors with a new high-rise leased mostly by West Coast e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
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Most residential property sits on land owned by the government and is typically leased for 149 years.
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SpaceX leased Launch Complex 4, which previously was used for the Air Force's Atlas and Titan rockets.
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By contrast, Qualcomm has roughly 56 percent of its owned and leased facilities in the United States.
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A €3,000 (about $3,260) e-bike can be leased through employers for about €7 ($7.60) per month.
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A €3,000 (about $3,260) e-bike can be leased through employers for about €7 ($7.60) per month.
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After that, recovering gaming addicts live in halfway houses — apartments leased by reSTART — with their fellow patients.
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Adam Neumann bought buildings that he then leased to WeWork, The Wall Street Journal reported in January.
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South Korea's crude storage and products storage in Singapore are also all leased out, according to traders.
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In October, the 10-story property was about 20173 percent leased, according to the owner, Brookfield Properties.
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The projected cap rate of 3.2 percent takes into account the medical space once it is leased.
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The farmer leased the field from Mr. Smith in Monkton, Md., near Sinclair headquarters in Hunt Valley.
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They were then leased out to private companies for de facto slave labor on railroads and plantations.
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It was not immediately clear whether Bryant leased the helicopter full time or chartered it as needed.
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The weighted-average lease maturity in terms of leased area was about 3.5 years at end-2015.
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Until 1954, all private tombs in the city, whether below or above ground, were leased for eternity.
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A Chinese company, Landbridge, which leased the strategic port in Darwin in 2015, is facing financial troubles.
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CCP's portfolio comprised 351 properties leased to 38 operators across 36 states as of March 31, 2016.
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The subways are owned by New York City and leased to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for operation.
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Rent has not been set for the corridor, which would be leased for at least 20 years.
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Squares on the map show where Facebook, Google and Amazon have leased space, or are planning to.
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Pearson Yacht Leasing, a case involving the forfeiture of a leased yacht on which marijuana was found.
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I'm driving a leased Jeep Wrangler, for example, and the lease won't be up until around 2022.
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He had rented a house and leased a car and would be eligible for citizenship in November.
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Full deployment on its leased acreage could generate up to 2,000 megawatts of power, the company said.
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Most of the land has been sold or leased, but the ranch still has about 1,400 ewes.
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WLA members steward approximately 14 million acres of deeded and leased public land in the American West.
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BP, to whom the rig was leased, has paid $61.6 billion in fines, cleanup costs, and compensation.
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He had rented a house and leased a car, and would be eligible for citizenship in November.
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The building has 533 units, according to StreetEasy, 179 of which are leased and operated by Sonder.
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He then leased to the university 120,000 square feet at another mill building just up the road.
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Some of the stores in such a transaction would be leased back to Sears, the filing said.
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Full deployment on its leased acreage could generate up to 28500,6900 megawatts of power, the company said.
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The stockpile is kept in a series of leased tanks and other facilities along the Gulf Coast.
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Some of those projects require new subsalt areas to be leased in order for them to proceed.
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The province in July plans to make 4,400 leased rail cars available to help clear the bottleneck.
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Most of the privately owned homes in Aruba are on land leased from the government, agents said.
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About a third of the units are leased, said Jillian Faulls, the leasing agent with Citi Habitats.
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Over the decades, he amassed some of the biggest portfolios of apartments, office buildings, and other property types in the US. He told CNBC on Wednesday that he's seen many companies like WeWork that leased space, subdivided it, and then leased it out — and he even invested in one.
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Other state-owned companies such as PetroChina have leased terminals to third-party users before in private deals.
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Complicating the Pennsylvania case: Bodies and parts can be bought, sold and leased across America with relative ease.
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As president, Castro has trimmed the bloated state payroll, leased out fallow land and expanded the private sector.
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One deal in particular saw Chevy Bolts being leased for $150 a month—cheaper than most gas guzzlers.
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For systems that are leased, as most are, net metering creates a monthly savings over typical power costs.
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Once the planes are deregistered, they can be taken out of the country and leased to other airlines.
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Three cotton factors from Mississippi leased the plantation from Corbin's heirs, using illegal methods to import more Italians.
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Instead, in the middle of talks, Turner said officials learned the building had been leased to someone else.
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New neighbourhoods were built on plots leased from the churches, which are still the city's largest private landowners.
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The commitment from Virgin was for eight aircraft from Airbus and six additionally leased from Air Lease Corporation.
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A year later, he leased a white 2012 Ferrari California (reportedly valued around $200k) from the same company.
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Paul McMaster, a homeowner in Florida, has leased solar panels from a company called Sunrun since the summer.
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Indeed, four of Neumann's properties are leased to WeWork — to the tune of several million dollars in rent.
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Its portable screeners can be either leased or purchased, and Lexplore can train a facilitator in three hours.
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To offset the loss of the 737 Max, the airline has now "wet-leased" three other Boeing aircraft.
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On average, Seritage has re-leased space at 4.4 times the previous rental rate, according to JLL's report.
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Of those, seven are now being leased to Lufthansa's Eurowings and four are flying this winter for TUI.
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There are over 14 million acres of undrilled lands already leased for oil and gas across our country.
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The HP ZBooks on sale were previously leased, but refurbished to work and look as good as new.
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Escalante got a driver's license, leased a car, earned a master's degree and eventually landed a paying job.
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Some 40 percent of the airline industry's aircraft is leased to avoid the fixed costs of owning planes.
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It was previously leased to Austrian company OMV, which had said it would handle the tanker until November.
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Some of these, like the Walmart leased by Southwest Keys in Brownsville, Texas, will use existing, empty space.
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Land is being leased on the Standing Rock Reservation for protesters who wish to remain in the area.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX has also leased space to do vertical test launches, but that area, too, is quiet.
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Norwegian is also in discussions to sell up to five Airbus 320neo aircraft, currently leased to HK Express.
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The city's port was leased to Chinese company Landbridge Group in 2015 under a controversial 99-year deal.
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Within two years of Borders' closing, the entire place was leased, and everything had opened by mid-2015.
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The commission is seeking a court order requiring the company refund customers who bought or leased the vehicles.
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"It's a big number," Scarpelli said, referring to the numbers of leased cars headed to used car lots.
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In 225, she leased the mineral rights on a small horse ranch that she owned, in Wise County.
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CNN visited the address but was told the space was leased to a Russian company called Mir Gold.
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The SPV has three wet-leased aircraft and the supply of other services over the next five years.
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In 1966, the UK leased the US the remote, 17-square-mile Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia.
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Her husband Murugaiyan hanged himself last December when the crops failed on the three acres he had leased.
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Assets are sold or leased to qualified private operators, and the assets remain subject to appropriate public oversight.
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That larger space was recently leased to the Well, a private wellness club to open in the spring.
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For the entire year, on a house that was leased for $3,000 a month, she paid only $9,20183.
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The company leased space in a state building and opened a new call center to handle the work.
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No complaints otherwise: After a three-month stay, she leased another unit in the building for three more.
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"We think this will be leased up in three to five months, at the most," Mr. Charney said.
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It had leased land in Opheim for a new cell tower that would have delivered a strong signal.
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The indictment also has information about an Arizona-based server that the Russians leased to filter data through.
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It is now 40 percent leased, with GroupM, an advertising media company, signed on as the anchor tenant.
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He told his wife they should ditch their leased BMW and quit eating out several nights a week.
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" Meanwhile, Leatham will keep the "the 2016 Mercedes Benz Sprinter Van" and a "leased 2016 Mercedes Benz 963.
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Some of these openings were for properties leased before the full extent of WeWork's financial woes became clear.
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Hyundai has also leased a small number of fuel-cell versions of its Tucson S.U.V. in Southern California.
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According to Bloomberg, Pruitt leased a room for around $50 a night, only paying when he stayed there.
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Aldi has offered to purchase another five leased stores and one owned store, according to Lucky&aposs Market.
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But the festival has always been held at War Memorial Field, a public park leased from the city.
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"Shutting down leased lines that are used by businesses is the stupidest thing you can do!" she says.
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Trying to move more upmarket, the company has leased a space five minutes' walk from Christie's former salesroom.
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Officially, Al-Nitaq Al Akhdhar for General Trade Limited, a firm out of Dubai, leased the getaway plane.
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MNG said it had leased two separate planes to different clients that did not appear to be connected.
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The Canadian-made boring machine leased to Musk is several hundred feet long and 14 feet in diameter.
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From 2009 to 2014, a third of all industrial space leased in the Denver was for cultivation purposes.
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This week, Amazon leased another 22019,000 square feet in an iconic building in the heart of downtown Seattle.
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Both Uber and Lyft have also rented and leased cars to drivers on their platforms in the past.
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The subscription model Instead of being sold or leased to customers, the Canoo will be offered by subscription.
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Mr. Gilbert also notes that he has leased space downtown to several local minority-owned start-up businesses.
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An additional 2450 affordable units were leased earlier this year through a lottery that attracted nearly 22017,22 applicants.
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The ship was being leased by a Taiwanese company, South Korean Foreign Ministry officials told reporters on Friday.
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And I had a leased 2003 Volkswagen Jetta that I was like, 'OK, time to make that monthly payment.
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Last week, CNOOC said it had leased two tankers to provide floating storage for LNG imports off China's coast.
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The General Services Administration had leased space at 6 World Trade Center before it was destroyed in the attacks.
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The purchased and leased Airbus jets, fitted with CFM International LEAP engines, will be delivered between 2019 and 2023.
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The phenomenon is especially pronounced in the luxury market, because a very large proportion of luxury vehicles are leased.
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VW filed a case against the actress claiming she leased one of the company's whips and stopped making payments.
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A business with 20k acres of leased property and the right to drill still needs money to build wells.
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Chilean authorities had accused SQM of underpaying royalties and violating environmental regulations at lithium deposits leased from the government.
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She has leased an additional quarter of an acre, and will have to buy more seeds this time round.
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It also has leased space on Pier 57 jutting into the Hudson, which will create a four-block campus.
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Seritage then paid $2.6 billion for Sears and Kmart stores, most of which were leased back to Sears Holding.
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It was clear to all concerned that the result of the review would be higher prices for leased land.
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In three cases, customers who spoke to The Verge had purchased or leased their affected cars in late 2017.
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Some 31 of Hanjin's 97 leased and owned container ships have completed unloading, Hanjin Shipping data showed on Thursday.
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She and her family are no longer in the hotel, as SoCalGas has provided them with a leased house.
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In Honolulu, police were called twice to storage facilities leased by body broker Bryan Avery in 2011 and 2012.
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It has leased dozens of aircraft and thousands of trucks to handle parts of its massive amount of shipments.
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Earnings are based on the number of Amazon vehicles leased, length of route, and number of successfully delivered packages.
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The Fairness Doctrine applied to broadcast stations that use public airwaves leased to companies through the Federal Communications Commission.
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When a child doesn't turn up to school, staff head out in a leased car to look for them.
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Tamar Braxton's estranged husband is taking a very expensive L on a Rolls-Royce he once leased in Florida.
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That is how the US "leased" land from Cuba for its base at Guantanamo Bay, which it still owns.
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He said the market is affected by such factors as an increase in leased vehicles coming on the market.
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Heavyweights ConocoPhillips, Marathon Oil Corp and EOG Resources Inc have leased land or drilled here in the past year.
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Many rural migrant workers have leased out their land to those who stay in the countryside or commercial entities.
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Google also has leased space on Pier 57 jutting into the Hudson, which will create a four-block campus.
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A satellite leased by Facebook that was to provide internet services to poor countries was destroyed in the blast.
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And the reason is because trains are all now owned by private foreign companies and leased back to us.
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Since 403, it has been leased to the University of Hawaii to serve as the site of astronomical observatories.
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With scarce resources, the airline had leased two planes from Pakistan International Airlines for those first journeys to Karachi.
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Saudia budget subsidiary Flyadeal, which has already leased Airbus jets, could soon opt to buy some, industry sources said.
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Currently, Maven can provide GM vehicles directly to ride-hailing drivers who previously leased them through Lyft and Uber.
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"We see going forward probably a greater mix of leased in the fleet than we've traditionally had," he said.
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After years of environmental review, and initial agreement from BLM, these minerals were leased and set to be developed.
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So in 2003, Google leased its now-famous Googleplex campus from ailing, old-school tech giant Silicon Graphics International.
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Facebook recently leased all of the 8003,2800-square-foot Park Tower, an under-construction office highrise in San Francisco.
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Last month, the company said it leased out its first new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner to Bahrain's Gulf Air.
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In January, Polo Ralph Lauren leased about 215,240 square feet to use as a photo studio for its products.
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According to the comptroller, that's because the rash of Airbnb listings prevents affordable units from being leased to renters.
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Among the discarded remains, reclaimed leased planes, and intellectual properties of those shuttered carriers, however, one survivor stands out.
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The firm has also leased space to WeWork since at least 2014, and partners with other flex-office providers.
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Monday morning: A report surfaces that a Trump company once leased office space to a terrorism-linked Iranian bank.
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It was leased from CMIG Aviation Capital, an arm of China Minsheng Investment Group, the Flightglobal Ascend database shows.
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It'll lease raw space and build out its own infrastructure (electrical, networking, compute, storage, etc.) in these leased spaces.
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The firm Talisman-Vietnam is said to have begun work in an area China already leased to another company.
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Deere attributed the drop to declines in leased equipment value, unfavorable financing spreads and higher provision for credit losses.
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In a rambling statement, Rathburn denied that he intentionally misled those who bought or leased body parts from him.
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In the first phase, which is 45 percent leased, one-bedrooms are about $1,750 a month, Mr. O'Neill said.
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The strategy paid off: The entire 103,000-square-foot office tower was leased before it opened in early 2018.
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A leased apartment I hadn't lived in for a few years and had been renting out to a stranger?
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Catch up quick: More than 240 Walmart stores have leased or licensed roof space to Tesla for solar panels.
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Eligible customers will receive payments ranging from $5.40 to $24.30 for each month the vehicle is owned or leased.
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Two spaces, totaling about 2,500 square feet and being leased for $24,000 a month, will be vacant in September.
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Ms. Rea turned the former Connors summer home into an apartment with three units, and leased them to tenants.
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We are confident in the market for second-hand A380s, which can be leased or acquired at attractive rates.
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Rural families became shareholders in the cooperatives, paying in by handing over some or all of their leased land.
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As their market business grew, they leased an adjacent 27 acres, and in 2008 bought a 633-acre parcel.
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Aeroflot has so far leased five of the 100 Superjets it committed to in its 2018 contract with Sukhoi.
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And I had a leased 2003 Volkswagen Jetta that I was like, OK, time to make that monthly payment.
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By the end of 2019, it will be close to 95% leased, he said, surpassing expectations of hitting 90%.
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A report from the Wall Street Journal says that Amazon has leased new offices in Manhattan for 1,500 employees.
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In 1934, the theater was leased to CBS, which used it for a short time as a radio studio.
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By the end of the second quarter, Sears Holdings had nearly 900 leased and more than 350 owned stores.
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Mr. Ghermezian said his company had leased 2300 percent of the 2.9 million square feet available at American Dream.
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The Trump Organization never owned the building, but leased the space to run the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
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Since then the company sold all its planes and was using leased planes to fly to several European destinations.
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The leased planes will start to go into operation on April 1, Amazon spokeswoman Kelly Cheeseman said in an email.
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A spokeswoman for Mulia said around half the building has been leased since it was first marketed back in 2016.
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In 2007, Chinese lessors owned just 22 jets out of China's 430-strong leased fleet, according to ICBC Financial Leasing.
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Werksman downplayed his client's purported wealth in a brief interview with CNN, saying, for example, that the Maserati was leased.
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Some people find themselves with financial difficulties because they've purchased or leased a car that was above their financial means.
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You still have to follow road rules and stay off the sidewalks even if it's your own or leased scooter.
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In all, Israel's flag carrier will receive 16 787-2737 and 2747-2767 planes — both bought and leased — by 220.
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Now leased by SpaceX, the pad had been idle since the close of the shuttle program almost six years ago.
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We also just leased the first Streetscooters [Electric Minivans]" to conduct transports and see already a great market for it".
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Flyadeal, which operates 11 older, leased A320ceo aircraft, had planned to lease aircraft as it waited for the new planes.
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He used the stolen funds to make the first payment on a leased BMW, then absconded to New York City.
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It has a $28 billion loan portfolio, 90 percent of which consists of credit to buyers or for leased vehicles.
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The building that houses the Trump International Hotel is owned by the federal government but leased to the Trump Organization.
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The launchpad, which NASA leased to SpaceX in 2014, was originally slated for crewed Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy flights.
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Even the supposed pragmatists in Zanu-PF have argued that land should be owned by the state and leased out.
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Eventually all the tagged trees were moved to a nursery in Sunol, where the transbay project team leased 4 acres.
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Around 30 of Hanjin's 97 leased and owned container ships have completed unloading, South Korea's finance minister said on Wednesday.
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Canada leased its major airports to private-sector entities in 1994, and is now considering whether to sell them completely.
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We're still building it and we have already leased out majority of the space, including to a leading global bank.
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Sudan Airways, which has long struggled with maintenance, is relying on two leased passenger jets still in operation, businessmen said.
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They can be leased from the company to replace the typically dowdy bike-based kiosks that are synonymous with hawkers.
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Shares of Hertz soared after Bloomberg reported that it had leased cars to Apple for its self-driving car effort.
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Sixty-seven million acres of federal land already are leased for fossil fuel development, the Center for Biological Diversity says.
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Baikonur Cosmodrome has been leased from the Kazakh government by the Russian Federation.
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Explosives, weapons, photo of McVeigh The FBI said agents found explosive materials in the apartment, which was leased by Russell.
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Several regions, including Gambella, where Karuturi had leased land, have no formal tenure and boundaries are agreed by local customs.
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The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket lifted off Monday morning from its NASA-leased pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Last year in Manhattan—just across the East River from Queens—Amazon leased 360,000 square feet of new office space.
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In at least eight instances in 2017, third-party owners in Trump World Tower leased their units to foreign governments.
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Reuters was unable to determine exactly how the owners who leased the units to the foreign governments paid their fees.
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Aegean Airlines said Pratt & Whitney engines would be used for 30 firm, 12 option, and up to 20 leased aircraft.
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Lee's, which had been across the street in a 500-square-foot storefront, leased the ground floor in the 1970s.
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In the 1990s, GM developed and leased the EV1, an innovative electric car with a range of about 100 miles.
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The state government had leased about 2,700 acres of land to POSCO, which the company has now offered to surrender.
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The three most-leased vehicles are the Honda Civic, the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry, according to Experian Automotive.
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Interestingly, C.B.C. had arranged to lease the same piece of land the university had once leased for its breeding program.
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RevPAR has increased, particularly in owned and leased hotels; driven by higher ADR and to a lesser extent higher occupancy.
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In time Epik used not only its own IP address leased to it by Voxility, but some of Voxility's own.
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Just 17,400 Model S and Model X vehicles went to customers, and 15% of those were leased rather than sold.
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Currently, less than 85033 percent of the federally managed surface and mineral estates are leased for oil and gas development.
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HB 1791 — Relating to the carrying of handguns by license holders on property owned or leased by a governmental entity.
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Presently, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment appears to be leased (not on Airbnb) for more than $14,000 a month.
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A decision to serve eight far-flung destinations with just two leased Airbus A330 aircraft quickly proved unwieldy, for example.
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But Senator Sessions leased his oil rights under the refuge to Chief Oil and Gas, a Texas firm, in 2015.
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I'm standing in Shewry's impressive kitchen garden at the historic Rippon Lea Estate, which is leased from the National Trust.
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A 21 agreement shows the government then sub-leased a slightly smaller parcel of land in the chiefdom to Socfin.
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Ng said that he had no choice but to go ahead with something to fill the space that he leased.
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The office was leased to Navalny's team by local businessman Boris Nadezhdin, deputy general director of the Tula Construction Company.
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The family held onto some of the land, allowing a portion of it to be leased as a hunt club.
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The storefront they had leased on Grand Street was being vacated by a counter-service Lebanese restaurant called Wafa's Express.
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The building could fit barely half of the bureau's headquarters staff, forcing the use of leased offices around the region.
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It was not an old Apollo launchpad, but was used for Air Force rockets and is now leased to SpaceX.
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Reeling with ambition, the company leased a full satellite channel from HBO, which in 1980 had a few to spare.
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The FX series "The Americans," a 1980s Cold War spy thriller, leased the space for its costumes and set production.
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In 2006, a local unit of a South Korean company leased it and employed 20,000 people to build cargo ships.
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For instance, the company leased a one-bedroom apartment in Chelsea that might have rented unfurnished for $26,925 a month.
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Harry Moscatel claims he leased Harris' home above the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood last year for $35,000 a month.
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If they did sell, the Goldmans often retained ownership of the land beneath the buildings, then leased it to builders.
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After winning the 1958 Masters, Palmer leased a Cessna 175 and logged flying hours while accompanied by a co-pilot.
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Those leases represented a 93% drop from an average of 2.54 million square feet leased over the previous four quarters.
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Recently, the town leased a 200-acre plot of land, the "Urban Farm," to farmers at the lowest market price.
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Some 3.6 million leased vehicles are due to be turned in this year, according to Manheim, an auto auction company.
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According to Bloomberg, Pruitt leased the room for around $50 a night, only paying for nights when he stayed there.
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Furthermore, this presents renewal risk, with about 44% of the existing lease contracts based on leased area expiring by 2017.
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A €3,000 (about $3,000) e-bike, for example, could be leased through an employer for about €7 ($7.60) per month.
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Charles gets a leased 2019 Audi A4, 2 personal bank accounts worth about $4400, and one business account with $22,519.
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It missed that target however and delivered just eight planes in the end, five of which were leased to Aeroflot.
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The Iridium satellite is to be launched by SpaceX from a leased launchpad at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Known as "co-location," the arrangement will effectively see a quarter of the West Kowloon terminal leased out to Beijing.
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It's part of a plan Amazon announced earlier this year to expand Amazon Air with the leased single-aisle planes.
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The Ashland is more than a third leased, said Nancy Holland, leasing director for the building's developer, the Gotham Organization.
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Central bank gold reserves are routinely leased to banks, which use them as the basis for securities linked to gold.
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Air Khors has also leased a Boeing 22019 to Naft Airlines, which is being operated by U.S.-sanctioned Caspian Airlines.
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Another scam is listing a property that is already leased and then trying to collect application fees or security deposits.
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The leased space, which includes a six-month option to renew, also has use of a 347-square-foot basement.
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Because few East Williamsburg residents can pay that much, the owner last leased it at a preferential rent of $0653,850.
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The block-through site, to Noll Street, is leased to Citi Bike until 22, with two one-year renewal options.
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For example, it erected a base at Djibouti and leased the seaport of Hambantota, in the subcontinent's immediate near abroad.
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The Miami-Dade morgue had more bodies than it could handle and leased a refrigerated truck to store surplus corpses.
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Air Nostrum, a Spanish regional airline, recently leased out two of its planes to help re-launch Syphax Airlines in Tunisia.
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The lawsuit seeks damages for any Americans who bought or leased one of the Volkswagens or Audis from 2008 to 2015.
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Clark leased 80 acres of land outside Louisville from his uncles, John and Henry Churchill, for whom the track is named.
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The San Francisco Business Times reported this month that Cloudera, a data analytics startup,leased 225,000 square feet in the area.
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A customer can use an Xfinity self-install kit with a modem leased from Comcast, or purchase his/her own modem.
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He has just leased more space next to the gallery with plans to turn it into a ballroom of analog games.
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This new capital will be put to work purchasing vehicles which can then be provided to drivers on a leased basis.
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The circular would expressly ban VPNs or leased lines from connecting data centers inside and outside China, the U.S. statement said.
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Iran's semi-official ILNA news agency said on Wednesday the Adrian Darya 1 was currently leased to an Iranian shipping line.
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Typically, Volkswagen and its dealers are obligated to buy back leased cars when the leases — valued at about €290 billion — expire.
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Prior owners will get half of current owners, while people who leased cars will also get compensation, said the first sources.
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But in 2014, SpaceX leased the site from NASA and modified it to accommodate flights of the company's Falcon 9 rocket.
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The men who leased Tyga the vehicle were also at Mayweather's party, which is allegedly the reason why things turned hostile.
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Until then, there will still be Uber contractors ready to take advantage of an easy path to a conveniently leased vehicle.
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"As I grew in confidence, I leased land from a neighbor and have been planting some food crops too," she said.
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The NFSW estimates that 70% of redistributed land from sugarcane plantations on Negros has been leased back to the original owner.
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They would extort companies for their services after they were already targeted and also leased their botnet out to other attackers.
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The company had leased the building two months earlier, outgrowing a space above an ice-cream parlor in downtown Palo Alto.
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As of March, the airline had a fleet of 199 planes, of which 177 were leased, according to its presentation slides.
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His friends Derick Almena and Micah Allison offered him a place to stay at the "Ghost Ship" warehouse, which Almena leased.
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Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz gets to use the University of Iowa's leased planes for 35 hours per year, just for fun.
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Mariah Carey and James Packer have just leased a home in Kardashian-land, and it's all about family ... TMZ has learned.
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The NCUA plans to close its Albany, New York, and Atlanta, Georgia office, and cancel four of its five leased facilities.
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The company's business model relies heavily on drivers using their own personal vehicles, or ones leased from for-hire vehicle companies.
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Honey, mangoes, guava, papaya and avocados, grown on farmland leased to the enterprising pair, who have planted 30,000 trees, are delicious.
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We've learned Khloe has leased a home for Lamar just blocks from her home in The Oaks, an exclusive gated community.
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The equine owner claims Zooey leased the animal from her back in 2013 and overworked it, causing it to become lame.
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The MoD is obliged to pay rent on all leased units, regardless of occupancy, and is responsible for maintenance and repair.
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Some states including Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat and Maharashtra give tenants the right to purchase leased land after a period of tenancy.
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The plane was leased from CMIG Aviation Capital, an arm of China Minsheng Investment Group, according to the Flightglobal Ascend database.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian leisure airline Laudamotion said on Monday it had always paid its bills for planes leased from Lufthansa (LHAG.
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Surplus church land in the United States and Kenya is being sold or leased for affordable housing, community spaces and farming.
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He used the money to purchase both private homes and commercial real estate that he then leased to WeWork, according to .
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A spokesman said all 148 planes currently being oeprated were currently leased, which in itself in the industry is not unusual.
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Up to this point, owners have typically leased the property to coworking operators and handed over complete control of the space.
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According to the complaint, these servers were leased by NSO from Choopa, Quadranet and Amazon Web Services, three American-based companies.
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The drilling acreage offered is mostly in Wyoming and includes minerals, properties Occidental operates and some land leased to other producers.
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The company leased the historic Old Post Office building in DC, which houses the hotel, for 60 years beginning in 2013.
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WhyHotel partners with developers and landlords to provide short-term rentals from new residential buildings while they are being leased up.
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Mr. Abehsera said that about 120 companies now occupy the building and that 85 percent of the office space was leased.
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For its leased locations, profit at the location level can go as high as $5 million or $6 million a year.
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Neumann plans to hand over his interest in the properties he's purchased and leased to WeWork over to the new fund.
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Republican lawmakers had feared Obama would hand over the land, which the United States has leased since 1903, during his visit.
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Even in the 85033 NPR lease sale — touted as a banner year — industry leased just 42 percent of the acres offered.
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Silvies Valley Ranch covers 140,000 acres (57,000 hectares) of deeded and leased National Forest lands around a mile above sea level.
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Earlier this month, the Bureau of Land Management leased 85033,006 acres in the Gulf of Mexico to oil and gas exploration.
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And many plots leased to fossil fuel companies last year sold for only the minimum bid price of $2 an acre.
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More than 1,353 acres at the business park have been leased or sold, and 38 parcels totaling 275 acres remain available.
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The surrounding land, leased from the Alaska Mental Health Trust property, is expected to yield 203 billion metric tons of coal.
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Shortly afterward, the British leased Diego Garcia to the US. The UN has now served an eviction notice to the British.
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Then, a scientist couple leased the mansion and turned it into a museum while continuing to live there until their deaths.
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"We commenced, constructed and sold or leased 1,300,000 square-feet of outstanding buildings in less than fifteen months," Mr. Kilroy wrote.
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The complex, Woodmont Metro at Metuchen Station, is 60 percent leased and will be completed by the end of the year.
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The distinction is that they should be protected, not leased out to the fossil fuel industry for a cent per acre.
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For years, the federal government has leased that land to coal companies for below market value, with almost no competitive bidding.
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Several more office towers are under construction, and the Malaysia division of Prudential Insurance has leased space in one of them.
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The first luxury sports car that Mr. Ceno leased was a yellow 2004 Porsche Carrera GT. It cost $360,000 in 2008.
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The planes are evenly leased out by and operated by two cargo airlines: Air Transport Services Group and Atlas Air Worldwide.
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The same year Diouf leased her plot of land, a presidential decree mandated that all salt harvested in Senegal be iodized.
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The first tower in the project, with 0003 units, opened last year and was fully leased by the end of 2000.
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The first building, at 510 Flatbush, quickly leased its 35 market-rate apartments in four months last year, Mr. Golden said.
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The first luxury sports car that Mr. Ceno leased was a yellow 2004 Porsche Carrera GT. It cost $53,000 in 2008.
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He said if he had to do it over again, he might not have leased so many pieces of real estate.
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But since late 2015, the Hudson has been leased to the Ambassador Theater Group, the largest owner of theaters in Britain.
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However, Trump's representatives reported to New York City property tax officials that the building was 81 percent leased as of Jan.
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RBS previously announced plans to beef up its presence in the European Union, and it has leased office space in Amsterdam.
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But earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal reported that Neumann was privately buying property that he then leased to WeWork.
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Experts told CNN the bills could be for rooms for the President's detail, space leased for communications equipment or other purposes.
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The CNOOC-leased vessels store gas at minus 160 degrees Celsius, and each has a capacity of about 150,000 cubic metres.
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The tribe was remunerated up-front and with the prospect of future royalties, and promptly leased the patents back to Allergan.
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