Any kid on the school yard will tell you that paybacks are hell.
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"Incidents like this trigger paybacks, which could easily spiral out of control," he said.
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Omitted in their propaganda are the financial paybacks that refugees bring to the country.
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Most of the paybacks involve what players call drilling, hitting an opponent intentionally with a pitch.
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As Facebook snatched up real estate, it promised a suite of public paybacks in development agreements struck with the city.
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For example, [Uber has] shown very strong unit economics with sub 4-month paybacks and very valuable international stakes worth billions.
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"It would put pressure on utilities and telecoms" as well as on companies that consistently increase quarterly paybacks to shareholders, he said.
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"We look at contribution margin over time, making sure that those clients are very profitable and we're getting fast paybacks," he added.
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Darren Port, building energy codes manager at NEEP, says clear data is helping convince utility companies to accept long-horizon paybacks as well.
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"I do believe she sat down every month and wrote Charlotte a check," she says (though any paybacks must have happened off-screen).
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" "[Harris] would direct his employed nurses to overdose hospice patients with palliative medications such as morphine to hasten death, and thereby minimize Novus' (paybacks).
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But the growth comes at a high cost and is testing the patience of Wall Street, where investors often look for quicker paybacks on investment projects.
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Anything new that is built must not be the result of paybacks in a system of pork-barrel politics but the result of a rigorous, independent financial analysis.
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He suggests that "certain distillers" were assured untold paybacks by Jack Daniel's in exchange for their endorsement of the law, an allegation he feels should be further investigated.
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Lenders and borrowers have asked whether state or federal agencies would regulate the business, whether lawmakers would limit maximum paybacks and how I.S.A.s would be treated by tax authorities.
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The Hall of Famer teased that she finally had the opportunity for "paybacks" after all of her pals' pranks on the road and at their bill-sharing Las Vegas residency.
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Strident partisanship, divisive rhetoric and incessant "paybacks" have marked the confirmation process for justices ever since the 1987 Senate rejection of Circuit Judge Robert Bork, President Ronald Reagan's Supreme Court nominee.
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Mary is a hit woman for one drug cartel, Uncle was an operative for a rival one, and the scenario eventually spirals into a minor morass of misidentified killers and lethal paybacks.
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It anticipates opening up to 250 Simply Food stores in the next four years, provided these can achieve the required return thresholds based on three- to four-year paybacks and ten-year lease terms.
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HANNITY: We can&apost have one justice system for the Clintons that mishandled, destroyed classified top secret special access program information, all of these issues involving the kickbacks, the paybacks, the pay-to-play.
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"They're going to investigate his bank accounts and his financial history for evidence of bribes and paybacks and where they might have come from," Emmanuel Gallardo, a Mexican journalist who covers organized crime, told the Daily Beast.
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BBVA, whose 2016 results were hit by a one-off charge of 404 million euros linked to the mortgage problems, had said that in the worst case scenario potential paybacks could cost it up to 1.2 billion euros.
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Spanish banks had been awaiting guidance from the Supreme Court to proceed with paybacks on affected home loans, in a case that has already hit many lenders' fourth quarter earnings as they set aside funds to pay back clients.
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"The retention of this benefit is unclear," said Savita Subramanian, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch's head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, who forecasts the plan could add $19, or about 183 percent, to S&P 500 earnings including potential paybacks from repatriation.
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Ms. Wilson said chief executives now were focusing more on finding oil near existing installations, which could quickly be developed, as well as other activities like squeezing more oil out of existing fields — all of which produce relatively quick paybacks without making giant discoveries.
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These films, and a handful of others, set the stage for a whole new canon of horror classics that are still affecting the industry, giving new horror directors a model for how to work, and promising huge paybacks on low budgets, if filmmakers and studios can just find their audience.
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"I just hope that as people are back home this weekend and they hear similar stories, they'll realize that immigration reform and border security are really important … but there's no reason to keep government shut down, sending out paybacks for one cent, inflicting all these various harms on folks while we figure that out," Kaine said.
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In a crowded field of career politicians — whom Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said were all beholden to a rigged system of paybacks and favors — the billionaire stood alone as a Washington outsider, promising to give the government back to the people.
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Zetas and Marines Exchange Paybacks in Nuevo Leon. 7 December 2009. Retrieved 3 March 2013.
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Eye For an Eye was "presided" over by zany, outlandish, and harshly teasing Judge Extreme Akim. Judge Extreme Akim's was notorious for his draconian punishments. He literally attempted to make "paybacks" fit the crime. As his paybacks were exceedingly harsh and out of the ordinary, however, they often went beyond fitting the crime.
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He left Verona on September 11, 2010. On May 2, 2012, Verona released the first single, "Alibis & Paybacks", from their upcoming album.
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Efficiency funds tend to require a relatively short payback period and are typically not used to engage the broader campus community. 2\. Innovation and engagement funds explicitly seek community engagement in project proposals. The projects it funds may have short paybacks, long paybacks, or no payback requirements. Innovation funds often provide loans that require repayment for projects that will result in operational savings, and they use these returns to subsidize grants for projects that will not result in cost savings.
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2K18 also added new corner finishers, such as Randy Orton's Corner RKO and John Cena's Corner AA. WWE 2K19 introduced the Payback engine, which gives advantages to players who are losing a match. These advantages include an automatic reversal, spraying green mist to blind your opponent, or storing one or multiple finishers. WWE 2K20 changed the controls to be more precise and simple for new players, yet easy to understand and adapt to for veterans. Paybacks made their return, and new versions of paybacks were introduced.
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The other members decided to not replace him. Instead, they became involved with several other groups until Tony recovered. These bands and projects included Over Under Sideways Down, the Kingsnakes, The Go, and the Paybacks. After three fundraisers for DeNardo, he was able to go to Southern California for some medical treatment that he hoped would speed his recovery.
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In 1995, the Dingo product was introduced to the United States by Roger Braswell. In 1997, the manufacturing rights for the North and South American markets were sold to Toro."Small Machines with Big Paybacks". Turf Magazine, Giles Lambertson — June 1, 2014 Toro continues to use the Dingo name for their "Compact Utility Loader" and small earthmover.
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Australian author Richard Flanagan wrote a critique of literary awards, saying "National prizes are often a barometer of bourgeois bad taste." He says juries can be influenced by vendettas, paybacks and payoffs, "most judges are fair-minded people. But hate, conceit and jealousy are no less human attributes than wisdom, judgment and knowledge." Book prizes will sometimes compete with one another, and these goals don't always coincide with anointing the best winner.
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Neil Nathan is an American rock/folk/alt country singer songwriter from New York City. Neil is best known for his folky cover of ELO and The Move's "Do Ya," featured on the Californication Season 2 Soundtrack. His debut album, "The Distance Calls," released in Summer 2010, was produced by Bobby Harlow (The Go) and features musicians from Queens of The Stone Age, Kid Rock, The Dead Weather, King Tuff, Detroit Cobras, The Paybacks, and The Go.
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In March 1974, Dale Anderson was convicted in U.S. District Court on several counts, including 32 counts of extortion, tax evasion, and conspiracy. The trial lasted 10 weeks and centered on paybacks from contractors in exchange for contracts for state jobs. Anderson was sentenced to 5 years in prison, but only served a portion of that time. The conviction came during a decade-long era in Maryland politics when several prominent politicians were forced to resign and some served prison sentences.
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When on a small scale, however, in the form of single turbines, hydroelectricity is very sustainable. Single water turbines or even a group of single turbines are not environmentally or socially disruptive. On an individual household basis, single turbines are the probably the only economically feasible route (but can have high paybacks and is one of the most efficient methods of renewable energy production). It is more common for an eco-village to use this method rather than a singular household.
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There is a requirement that under certain circumstances the State must be reimbursed for medical assistance paid for through the Medicaid system. Hence, the law requires that all special / supplemental needs trusts contain a "payback provision" specifying that any assets contained within an SNT are subject to a lien by Medicaid upon the death of the disabled beneficiary (whether a lien is assessed or not). It is important to note that Medicaid liens and paybacks do not apply to third-party SNTs. They do apply to first-party self-settled SNTs.
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In the late 1980s, Rick Carter and two other partners, Terry Green and William Redd, bought a 40-year old ship to be used as a gaming property. The ship was renamed Pride of Mississippi in 1988 and Pride of Galveston in 1991.Ryndam vdleek.nl As one of the two only casinos in Gulfport or Biloxi to not have an attached hotel (Other than Boomtown Casino), the Copa catered to a locals market, featuring low-minimum table games and relatively high paybacks on slot machines and video poker.
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In the spring of 2008, Nathan reconvened with Bobby Harlow and recorded his debut album, 'The Distance Calls,' at Tempermill Studios in Detroit. The album features many prominent rock musicians from Detroit, including Dean Fertita (The Dead Weather, Queens of the Stone Age), Kenny Tudrick (Kid Rock, Detroit Cobras), Joey Mazzola (Detroit Cobras, Sponge), John Krautner (The Go), and Danny Methric (The Paybacks, The Muggs). It was engineered and mastered by Jim Kissling. In 2010, Pete Sinjin released his Better Angels Radio LP on Nathan's Pirate Vinyl imprint.
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It is the starting point for the chloralkali process, the industrial process to produce chlorine and sodium hydroxide, according to the chemical equation :2 NaCl + 2 H2O → Cl2 \+ H2 \+ 2 NaOH This electrolysis is conducted in either a mercury cell, a diaphragm cell, or a membrane cell. Each of those uses a different method to separate the chlorine from the sodium hydroxide. Other technologies are under development due to the high energy consumption of the electrolysis, whereby small improvements in the efficiency can have large economic paybacks. Some applications of chlorine include PVC, disinfectants, and solvents.
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Sensible heat storage take advantage of sensible heat in a material to store energy.Layered Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion, Editors: Dongsheng Geng, Yuan Cheng, Gang Zhang , Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge 2019, Seasonal thermal energy storage (STES) allows heat or cold to be used months after it was collected from waste energy or natural sources. The material can be stored in contained aquifers, clusters of boreholes in geological substrates such as sand or crystalline bedrock, in lined pits filled with gravel and water, or water-filled mines. Seasonal thermal energy storage (STES) projects often have paybacks in four to six years.
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Wind turbines have been criticized for the noise they produce, their appearance, and the argument that they can affect the migratory patterns of birds (their blades obstruct passage in the sky). Wind turbines are much more feasible for those living in rural areas and are one of the most cost-effective forms of renewable energy per kilowatt, approaching the cost of fossil fuels, and have quick paybacks. For those that have a body of water flowing at an adequate speed (or falling from an adequate height) on their property, hydroelectricity may be an option. On a large scale, hydroelectricity, in the form of dams, has adverse environmental and social impacts.
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When complaint mechanisms for victims fail to work people become discouraged, particularly where complaining just brings them further trouble or retaliations. Human Rights Watch, “Still Making Their Own Rules: Ongoing Impunity for Police Beatings, Rape, and Torture in Papua New Guinea, 30 October 2006, at 3. Other impediments include the threat of “paybacks” which causes police to fear retaliation if they were to report abusive behaviour by a colleague, and the wantok system which demands loyalty to clans or family groups superseding all other obligations. Human Rights Watch, “Still Making Their Own Rules: Ongoing Impunity for Police Beatings, Rape, and Torture in Papua New Guinea, 30 October 2006, at 3.
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The break-even point cannot be easily calculated on a slot machine game, because the payback percentage for the game is normally unknown to the player. The break-even point in poker-based games can be calculated because the payback percentage for the game is a function of the paybacks and odds of the poker hands, which is based on a standard 52-card deck. The return of a slot machine is based on the published paytable, but also on the normally unpublished reels. For a five-reel slot machine, the player would need to know each symbol on each of the slot machine's five reels in order to calculate the odds.
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Charoen's assistance has brought certain "bureaucratic paybacks". For example, following the liberalization of the Thai market, the government implemented several tough new environmental regulations for the construction of new plants, making it very difficult for new rivals to enter the liquor market. Charoen was able to avoid these new regulations as he had won all 12 bids for the previously government-held distilleries it ran on concession. His assistance during the financial crisis has also reportedly brought him some level of protection from media criticism: a programme on a military-controlled radio station was, for example, allegedly taken off the air after it ran an unflattering report on Charoen that included allegations of tax evasion.
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The band, with Jim Diamond and Tom Potter on bass, was featured on a Dutch television documentary about the Detroit rock scene that also profiled the White Stripes and the Paybacks. Mick took the filmmakers on a tour of the Detroit music scene, and drummed for the White Stripes while they sang Loretta Lynn's "Rated X". The documentary concluded with the three of them bowling. In 2004 the band headlined the Rock City Fest in Detroit (the show being Jim Diamond's final show with the band). 2004 was also a major year of record releasing: The band released a split LP with King Khan and the Shrines called Billiards at Nine Thirty, a second single from Dangerous Magical Noise, "Earthquake Heart", and a pair of new singles.
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