With the deadline on Mondays, I cannot afford accidental overdrawing.
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And because measurements are built into the tool, it prevents overdrawing like a dream.
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That includes such things as deep, multiyear droughts, in the vein of what's been occurring in California and the southwestern U.S; deliberate overdrawing of surface water supplies, such as the Aral Sea; or overdrawing groundwater, which in some areas has already caused land to sink.
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Playing the 'Tibet card' shows the U.S. government is overdrawing its political credit and international prestige.
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Rather than overdrawing the lipline, one of Smith's favorite tricks is to use a taupe pencil.
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But you also don't want to wait until you have $5 in your checking account and risk overdrawing.
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A record number of people — presumably unbothered about overdrawing their accounts — are using auto pay for their credit cards.
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In a video posted on Snapchat, she apologizes to Kendall for allegedly stirring up the rumors by overdrawing her lips.
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Later, the second worker who had been fired for overdrawing her unpaid time off received an email saying she was rehired.
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Water levels at Lake Mead had already been dropping for years, as more and more users have been overdrawing its water.
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But bankers who spoke to CNBC said they are not concerned about companies overdrawing the well from the country's largest banks.
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The Cash-Strapped spenders, for example, use a bank account to help manage monthly cash flow but are often low on funds and overdrawing the account.
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According to the FDIC, the fraud began in 2002 when Taylor Bean began overdrawing its accounts and Colonial, at Farkas' urging, began manipulating those accounts to conceal it.
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I could conceptually understand money, how it worked and how it should be optimally structured, but I still spent money I didn't have, regularly overdrawing my bank account.
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You'll also get notifications when you receive large deposits (payday!) and if you're getting close to draining your bank account, which helps prevent you from overdrawing your account.
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If you are worried about overdrawing your checking account, you can always opt out of your bank's overdraft protection, and you will not have to pay a fee.
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At the same time, overdrawing the line, or drawing it in a vacuum, can cause the delicate balance to tip in a way that undermines both privacy and security.
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The cautionary tale of potentially overdrawing lines and legislating in a vacuum, are playing out with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, set to take effect next year.
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Given that workers can be fired for overdrawing their unpaid time off, a labor law expert told me at the time that the practice could constitute retaliation for protected activity.
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This is a risky strategy though since some banks, including Bank of America, will slap you with another fee—called the non-sufficient fund fee—for overdrawing in the first place.
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Yet despite all this, Lake Mead's users have been overdrawing water in recent years — essentially assuming that there will be wet years in the future to provide surplus water and recharge the system.
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More than a third of "heavy" overdraft users — those who pay $100 or more in bank fees in a year for overdrawing their bank accounts — are in their late teens through early 30s, Pew found.
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The 47-page indictment detailed scores of instances in which the Justice Department said the Hunters spent campaign money on themselves as they lived well beyond their means, overdrawing their bank accounts more than 1,000 times.
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According to the art historian William Agee, who has written brilliantly about Wurmfeld: By overdrawing the correct number in a grid, though, he achieved a new pattern with a continual change in the size and format of the grid.
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Hunter and his wife Margaret were indicted in August on charges that they misused a quarter of a million dollars to furnish a lavish lifestyle between 2010 and 2016 -- at a time when they were repeatedly overdrawing their personal checking account.
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To help consumers prevent overdrawing their accounts, some banks offer text or email alerts to notify them when their balance falls below a certain amount, said Virginia O'Neill, senior vice president of the American Bankers Association's Center for Regulatory Compliance.
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Many felt their co-workers had been intimidated into staying behind in the fulfillment center by the heavy managerial and police presence and worries about overdrawing their time-off allowance, but they still felt the action had been a success.
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"Banks offer customers multiple tools to avoid overdrawing, including text alerts about low balances and the ability to monitor their accounts online, on a mobile device, at the ATM or by telephone 24/7," wrote John Hall, a spokesman for the American Bankers Association, in an e-mail.
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I am way on the civil liberties side of this thing…I anguish a lot over the decisions we make in terms of how we keep this country safe, and I am not interested in overdrawing the values that have made us an exceptional and great nation simply for expediency.
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How to fix it: Set up automatic reminders when your balance drops below a certain amount to avoid overdrawing and make sure to install your bank's app on your phone so you can keep an eye on your cash flow and steer clear of these avoidable charges that are depleting your savings.
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Several people inside the museum, most of whom spoke anonymously for fear of losing their positions, said the Met under Mr. Campbell had tried to do too much too fast: overhiring in the digital department; overspending on an additional building, the Met Breuer, and on rebranding; overdrawing from unrestricted endowment funds to cover costs; emphasizing Modern and contemporary art at the expense of core departments; and pursuing the new wing before the financing was in place.
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And # no pixel is rasterized more than once, i.e. the rasterized triangles don't overlap. This is to guarantee that the result doesn't depend on the order in which the triangles are rasterized. Overdrawing pixels can also mean wasting computing power on pixels that would be overwritten.
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The brothers try to beat up Owen and he lodges a complaint against them. Sentenced to a week in jail, they vow to get even as soon as they're out. When Arch chides Lee for overdrawing his bank account by withdrawing $500 in gold, Jen realizes that Lee fathered Lily's baby. She confronts him and Lee tries to lie his way out.
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The extent of overdrawing is limited to the cash credit limit that the bank sanctioned. This sanction is based on an assessment of the maximum working capital requirement of the organization minus the margin. The organization finances the margin amount from its own funds. Generally, a cash credit account is secured by a charge on the current assets (inventory) of the organization.
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The interest rate on WMA is at or around bank rate (with small adjustment for different kinds of WMA for State Govt.) and overdrawing if any carries 2% higher interest. Duration 10 consecutive working days for Central Govt. and 14 days for State Govt. Amount ceiling Limits on WMA are fixed at the beginning of a fiscal year by RBI.
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After his election, Daszyński renounced his party functions as chairman of the PPS General Council and editor-in-chief of Pobudka, but continued as head of the Board of the TUR. The choice of Daszyński as Speaker of the Sejm aggravated relations between the government and parliament. The reason for the conflict was the "Czechowicz case", named after Treasury Minister Gabriel Czechowicz, who was accused of overdrawing the budget for 1928.
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The area includes Hummingbird Springs Wilderness, and due to overdrawing of the water table, environmental recharge projects are being made to protect the Tonopah Aquifer, and to reverse the effects of water overuse. The project now in place is a Central Arizona Project, the Tonopah Desert Recharge ProjectTonopah Desert Recharge Project-(TDRP) in the Lower Hassayampa Basin.TDRP, recharge project, M&A; write-up The project started construction of 19 basins in 2004; it became operational in 2006.
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Critics of the program have expressed concern over the inability to measure whether or not it is successful. Some audits have revealed financial mismanagement, especially at the local level. In fiscal year 2000, more than half of the local agencies either did not get a "clean audit" or didn't spend the required percentage of funds on child care subsidies. Also in fiscal year 2000, the program was cited for overdrawing its bank accounts by $5.5 million.
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Overblowing is an important modern technique among players of some harmonica types, notably the standard Richter-tuned harmonica or blues harp. Combined with note bending, it yields the full chromatic scale across the instrument's range. Though pioneered on Richter-tuned harps, overblowing, or the related overdrawing, is possible on any harmonica having both a blow reed and a draw reed mounted in the same airway (i.e., behind the same mouthpiece hole), but no windsaver valve on the higher-pitched of the two reeds.
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On December 19, 1913, an Omaha court granted a divorce to the Kings. Leslie King refused to pay child support, and the court found that he had no money and no job. King's father had recently fired him for mismanaging a warehouse, overdrawing his bank account, and poor personal conduct.Cannon and Cannon 2013, p42 In 1916, Charles H. King agreed to pay the delinquent alimony and future child support until his death on the stipulation that Dorothy drop charges against Leslie.
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The "wail" of the blues harp typically requires bending. In the 1970s, Howard Levy developed the over bending technique (also known as "overblowing" and "overdrawing".) Over Bending, combined with bending, allowed players to play the entire chromatic scale. In addition to playing the diatonic harmonica in its original key, it is also possible to play it in other keys by playing in other "positions" using different keynotes. Using just the basic notes on the instrument would mean playing in a specific mode for each position.
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For example, today, the number and speed of unified shader processing units has gained attention. Scene complexity can be increased by overdrawing, which happens when "an object is drawn to the frame buffer, and then another object (such as a wall) is drawn on top of it, covering it up. The time spent drawing the first object was wasted because it isn't visible." When a sequence of scenes is extremely complex (many pixels have to be drawn for each scene), the frame rate for the sequence may drop.
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In the 1970s, Howard Levy developed the "overbending" technique (also known as "overblowing" and "overdrawing".) Overbending, combined with bending, allowed players like Chris Michalek, Carlos del Junco, Otavio Castro and George Brooks to play the entire chromatic scale. When bending, the player forces the lower of the two reeds in a chamber to vibrate faster, while the higher pitched reed vibrates slower. When overbending, the player isolates the higher of the two reeds and by so doing can play higher pitched notes. By using both bending and overbending techniques a player can play the entire chromatic scale using a diatonic harmonica.
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The Tuvalu Trust Fund was established with a management structure that was designed to avoid the mismanagement and corruption that has plagued many other Pacific trust funds. One important element of the Tuvalu Trust Fund is that it is structured to avoid overdrawing to fund unauthorised projects. This is achieved through the separation of fund capital from fund proceeds available for distribution. The success of the Tuvalu Trust Fund is attributed by Brian Bell, a member of the Tuvalu Trust Fund Advisory Committee, to the following factors: accountability through a Board of four directors with Tuvalu in the chair and the other original parties providing members; the use of professional funds management to provide investment advice; the monitoring of the performance of the fund by actuarial consultants (the Fund Monitor); the auditing of the fund by international auditors; and an advisory committee to monitor Tuvalu's economic performance and provide advice to the Government and the Board.
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