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If a person pays up, the hackers will unlock the files.

A.I.G. Private Client offers an endorsement that pays up to $250,000.

J&J pays up to 30 percent in royalties to Bayer.

Unless, according to the criminals who supposedly hacked them, Equifax pays up.

And Lime pays up to $12 per scooter, depending on the location.

Choosing "C" means the government pays up to 2100 percent of the costs.

Cummins pays up to $7,000 a year for employees to study for college degrees.

The version of Allstate's roadside assistance we have pays up to $100 per disablement.

And hackers often deploy ransomware against a target, locking computers until the victim pays up.

Now it's just a matter of waiting and seeing if the anonymous winning bidder pays up.

Its Career Choice program pays up to 95% of tuition for associates studying high-demand fields.

That's a huge income addition to their state salary that likely pays up to $25 a month.

"Wall Street pays up for growth," said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of Sarhan Capital in New York.

That's even if every participant can afford those pricier premiums and pays up with 100 percent compliance.

About half of those players qualified for the neurocognitive disability benefit, which pays up to $20033,000 a year.

Everyone there adheres to a strict, black-tie dress code and pays up to €5,000 ($5,500) for a seat.

The program, launched in 2016, pays up to $200,000 for detecting bugs, but some third-party companies will offer more.

Antiquated work rules mean the authority sometimes pays up to $150 million per year in unscheduled overtime, according to housing officials.

Klein added that the Sundquists would be protected from having to pay their mortgage until BofA pays up the $46 million.

The job pays up to 210,22010 pounds a year (about $21990,000), with weekends off and free lunch, according to Buckingham Palace.

I also take advantage of Mental Health Loan Assumption Program that pays up to three times for one year of service obligation.

This allows the exporter to obtain credit from a bank, and then to repay the lender when the ultimate customer pays up.

For items $1,903 or less, The RealReal offers a 55% commission, for example, while it pays up to 80% on fine watches.

With no net neutrality, an ISP could block any access to an app unless the customer or the app company pays up.

Employers may offer short- or long-term disability coverage, which pays up to 60% of your salary if you're unable to work.

Trip currently sells to California medical dispensaries through a wholesale "broker," who pays up to $1,800 per pound, depending on the quality.

The EU competition enforcer has said it will drop its lawsuit launched against Ireland in October last year as soon as Apple pays up.

The group has threatened to remotely wipe a number of Apple devices via alleged access to corresponding iCloud accounts, unless the company pays up.

Yet Beanie says Woodley NEVER pays up -- and given that OSU has won the last 6 meetings between the two ... the debt is HEAVY.

Fourth, if Trump stops paying reimbursements, the states should promise to reimburse insurers for making cost-sharing reductions until the federal government ultimately pays up.

But if Facebook pays up for some big-name music as soundtrack options, it could see more viewership for the videos it already uploads and entice creation of more.

Workers over 50 also get a kind of wage insurance which pays up to $12,000 over two years to compensate them for starting a new job on lower pay.

It's later explained that there has been no paperwork mix-up; the facility is holding on to her until her insurance pays up, after which she'll be free to go.

And California-based credit union First Tech's Dividend Rewards Checking pays up to 2.00% if you use your debit card 12 times a month and sign up for e-statements.

Snap, which hasn't yet disclosed what share of its nearly 3,000 employees are women, pays up to $40,000 for infertility treatment or egg-freezing and up to $80,000 toward surrogacy.

Malaysian prosecutors filed criminal charges against Goldman and Messrs Leissner, Ng and Low in December; Mr Lim says the government might discuss dropping those against the bank if it pays up.

It pays up to $22013,250 per shooting victim, for death and serious injuries, such as blindness or total disability, with additional medical coverage depending on how much insurance a district buys.

Bangalore software engineer Roshan Srivastava, who pays up to 22009,13 rupees a month for water from tankers for his flat, predicted that "we may end up like Cape Town in the near future".

Chase Sapphire Preferred pays for the cash value of the car in the case of theft or damage, for example, while Chase Sapphire Reserve pays up to $75,000 and offers free roadside assistance.

In June Avast Software, a Czech cyber-security firm, demonstrated how to install ransomware on a networked coffee machine, making it gush boiling water and constantly spin its grinder until the victim pays up.

MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed removal of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio was quoted as saying.

Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said in an interview with la Repubblica.

MILAN, July 2 (Reuters) - Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio was quoted as saying.

It was part of a project to retrofit old company houses like one owned by Pearl Cope, 264, a retired mine company receptionist whose home is so energy inefficient she pays up to $303 a month for heat during the winter.

I've mentioned before the Career Choice program, which pays up to 95% of tuition and fees towards a certificate or diploma in qualified fields of study, leading to in-demand careers for our associates, even if those careers take them away from Amazon.

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A decision by Turing Pharmaceuticals to increase profits by raising the price of a lifesaving drug by 5,103 percent drove some patient co-pays up to $16,000, according to excerpts of documents that congressional committee members made public on Tuesday.

After Jenner pays up — not too happily, we might add — aunt Khloé offers up a whoop whoop before adding, "You're gonna be rich, P." Maybe she won't be raking in the dough like her aunts and mom, but she's sure getting started on the right foot.

"The self- employed person pays up to 15.3 percent more for their health insurance because it isn't fully deductible, as it is for big business," said Hall, whose organization has pushed for changes that would allow for the deduction of health insurance costs for self-employment tax purposes.

Since Congress has, so far, not acted we are now on the precipice of a much more uncertain and chaotic situation in which Puerto Rico will attempt to selectively cancel debts and bondholders will seek to use the federal courts to block the Puerto Rican government from operating until it pays up.

Instead, Bezos focused on corporate perks, like Amazon's Career Choice program, which pays up to 95 percent of tuition and fees toward a certificate or diploma in qualified fields of study; and its Amazon Future Engineer program, which supports STEM and CS education in the U.S. for elementary, high school and university students.

Somali region pays 30% of the salary as an allowance for working in remote areas and Addis Ababa pays up to 10% for a housing allowance. There are no incentives for good performance. The Regional Educational Bureau (REB) allocated teachers to Woredas, which then assigned them to schools.

Overturf paid his fine and did not appeal the outcome of the trial."Fines Penalty in Bonus Case in U. S. Court", Bend Bulletin, Bend, Oregon, 21 May 1924, p. 1."Overturf Gets Off With Fine", Daily Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, 22 May 1924, p. 5."Overturf Pays Up", Evening Herald, Klamath Falls, Oregon, 28 January 1925, p. 1.

Yamal, August 2001 Since 1989 the nuclear- powered icebreakers have also been used for tourist purposes carrying passengers to the North Pole. Each participant pays up to US$25,000 for a cruise lasting three weeks. The NS Sibir was used for the first two tourist cruises in 1989 and 1990. In 1991 and 1992, the tourist trips to the North Pole were undertaken by NS Sovyetski Soyuz.

Since 1989 the nuclear- powered icebreakers have also been used for tourist purposes carrying passengers to the North Pole. Each participant pays up to US$45,000 for a cruise lasting two weeks. The Fiftieth Anniversary of Victory contains an accommodation deck customised for tourists. Quark Expeditions chartered 50 Let Pobedy (which they refer to as 50 Years of Victory) for expeditions to the North Pole in 2008.

Aired: Directed by: Brian Kirk Ta's uncle asks the guys to dispose of a cow, but the guys spot a chance of making a few pounds selling bits of it off, not realising it's possibly infected with Mad Cow disease. Episode 3. The Quiz. Aired: Directed by: Brian Kirk Ta owes his ex-wife child support and she won't let him see their son until he pays up.

The project promotes renewable energy as the most practical solution in remote areas. To encourage utilizing that kind of energy, the federal government pays up to 85% of the costs for renewable energy projects in those areas. During the program execution, more families without power at home were located, and the program was extended to be completed in 2010."Programa Luz para Todos" Ministry of Mines and Energy of Brazil – web site.

McEnroe, Richard S. "Lies, Damned Lies, & Dick Giordano," The Comics Journal #121 (April 1985), pp. 25-27. First Comics,"First Comics Pays Up," The Comics Journal #110 (August 1986), pp. 9-10. and other publishers led to an industry-wide debate about the issue; and in the fall of 1988, DC revised the company's work-for- hire agreements to give more power to individual creators."New Contracts at DC," The Comics Journal #125 (Oct.

Xiaoyun realizes Ruan is putting her life at stake and plots revenge with Han, who has no real intention of harming her, to extort payment from her boyfriend. As time goes by, Han's caring nature is revealed and Xiaoyun discovers he need the money to support a comatose, hospitalized elder sister. After the police intervenes, Ruan pays up. Han is cleared of all charges since Xiaoyun does not admit to his abduction.

Downstairs, Xiaoshuai waits for Liu. Liu turns up and pays up very amicably, but before Xiaoshuai can launch his attack, the wall-mounted loudspeaker above their table collapses and injures Liu badly. The frantic restaurant owner and customers bring Liu to the nearest hospital, and Xiaoshuai finds himself quite bemused that his revenge plans has turned to nought (although Liu has seemingly had his retribution). When Xiaoshuai returns upstairs to release the gagged Zhang, he finds a curious scene.

It quickly transpires that Paul owes Angel money, and Angel - after recognizing Paul - threatens to harm him unless he pays up. Paul tries to get the money by stealing property from his mother, pawning the goods and gambling the money he receives. This fails and he ends up with less money than he began with. When Angel comes to collect his money, Paul fails to pay, so Angel gives him a severe beating and trashes Audrey's bed and breakfast.

There, Dr. Srivastava (Raghubir Yadav), Bhashkor's doctor, reveals to her that Syed, too, has constipation and Bhashkor knew about it for a long time. A few days later, she pays up whatever due she owes Rana. She renames the Delhi house "Bhaskor Villa" in her father's memory and the maid, who had left due to Bhashkor's tantrums, returns to work. The film ends with a scene of Piku playing badminton with Rana in the courtyard in front of her house.

Teachers need to know enough is enough, PaDelcoTimes, April 20, 2010. Teachers work a 7-hour 30 minute day which includes a 30-minute paid lunch break. Teachers are provided a planning period each day. In addition to salary, Fairfield Area School District teachers receive: life insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, a defined benefit pension, health insurance, professional development reimbursement 100% of costs, 2 paid personal days and emergency day, 10 sick days which accumulate (employee pays up to $50 per month) and other benefits.

In 1995, Brentwood Circle became the first established neighborhood in Los Angeles to be enclosed with security fences. (The city’s other gated neighborhoods were enclosed when they were built.) The Los Angeles City Council voted to allow residents to cut off public access to five streets just off Sunset Boulevard. Each household pays up to $300 a month for street maintenance and other costs. The primary concern for gating the community was the potential traffic increase due to the Getty Center museum being built.

He gallops to the house of the farmer and tells the farmer's wife that the farmer is in trouble, needs money urgently, and has sent Twm to fetch it, with the horse and whip to prove that the message really came from the farmer. The farmer's wife pays up. Twm, now in possession of the farmer's money and horse, hastily departs for London, later selling the horse. A tale recounted by Meyrick recalls how Twm was asked by a poor man to steal a pitcher for him.

Retrieved May 7, 2015. Michigan's film rebate pays up to 42 percent of filmmakers' expenses for costs incurred while filming in the state. Ohio offers only 25 to 35 percent in subsidies, meaning that if the producers spent the same amount filming in Cleveland, they would have received $500,000 to $1.25 million less in subsidies. On the other hand, Stevenson said that they wanted to film in Cleveland, but the city had "prettied itself up" and changed, whereas Detroit was - in his opinion - still "on its knees".

The teacher's work day is seven hours forty five minutes, for 195 days (184 teaching days) in the contract year. Additionally, the teachers receive a defined benefit pension, health insurance (employee pays up to $125 per month), dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, professional development reimbursement, 3 paid personal days, 10 paid sick days, and other benefits. Teachers who contract a communicable childhood disease (even when employee is unvaccinated) will receive full pay and benefits with no deduction of sick days while out sick.

But the con would say that he only received $10 and in fact needs $50 more. The mark is baffled, trying to remember and of course, the con has swiftly switched the $100 bill with a $10 one, waving it to show that this was really what the mark gave to him. Since the con has now made the mark look suspicious, the mark feels guilty and pays up. This scenario can also be created in markets, when vendors sometimes team up and support each other's cons, if the mark tries to resist.

A fiduciary who "pays up" in client commissions to receive non-qualifying services must be able to defend this practice under applicable law. For pension plans subject to ERISA, a fiduciary can use client assets only for the exclusive benefit of clients and cannot use the client assets for the fiduciary's benefit.Lemke and Lins, ERISA for Money Managers (Thomson West, 2017-2018 ed.); Lemke and Lins, Soft Dollars and Other Trading Activities, §§6:1 - 6:4 (Thomson West, 2017-2018 ed.). Most public pension plans have similar prohibitions.

GAME1 Pays Up In addition, the site has come under fire for a comic strip making light of the death of famed World Rally Champion Colin McRae. The comic depicted a mock game cover with the title "Colin McRae Helicopter Racing". Earlier in 2007, writer AJ had a public debate with BigPond's Corporate Affairs Manager Craig Middleton over the terms and conditions of a gaming promotion, Project Joystick. AJ took exception to the fact that BigPond would take ownership of the top 10 finalists' Intellectual Property and what followed was described as a "public slanging match".

The NFL pays up to $5,000 per ring for up to 150 rings for teams that win the Super Bowl. Teams can distribute any number of rings but must pay for any additional costs, and may offer lesser rings at their discretion. The NBA standardized its championship ring from 1969 through 1983; presently the winning team selects its own design and the league covers the cost of the rings. The winning team can typically present rings to whomever they choose, including usually, but not limited to: players (active roster or injured), coaches, trainers, executives, personnel, and general staff.

Showboat pays up and everything is seemingly coming back into their control. Even Immature knows how much of an irritation they were so in that resolve they opt to give Kid half of the cash from the party. This cash, however is taken by Aunt Lucy who revealed that she knew all along that there was a party going on and that the money would be just enough to clean her house after it was over. After the drama has settled, Kid & Play enjoy the party and perform one last time together rapping to the crowd along with Sex as A Weapon.

Oh-joon was once a boxer, but he quit because he didn't want to mess up his "pretty boy" face. Since then, he has been masquerading as a fund manager, but in reality he is a con artist who lives off lonely, gullible women by scamming them. His sister Oh-sook is married to an abusive husband, and Oh-joon has been paying off her debts, but he soon grows desperate with the loan sharks hounding him and threatening to kill him unless he pays up. Learning that Dal-rae has been saving to start her own business, she becomes his next target.

The Whitworth Scholarship programmes still exist today with 10-15 scholarships being awarded each year. The scholarships are directed at outstanding engineers, like Sir Joseph Whitworth, who have excellent academic and practical skills and the qualities needed to succeed in industry, who are wishing to embark/or have already commenced on an engineering degree-level programme of any engineering discipline. As of 2018, the Scholarship pays up to £5,450 per year for up to four years in the case of a full time undergraduate. The scholarship fund is still that provided from Sir Joseph originally in 1868.

However, Valerie refuses to divulge Phelan's whereabouts and reveals Owen's situation. Owen then steals Phelan's motorcycle in retaliation and Phelan pays up. He later plots revenge and forges a business partnership with Owen for a flat conversion project, up to the point where Valerie joins her husband in spending quality time with Owen and his soon-to-be-stepfamily that consist of his lover Anna Windass (Debbie Rush). During that time, Valerie is unaware of Phelan's plan and is kept in the dark when his attempt to rape Anna leads to a conversation with her son Gary (Mikey North) - who ends up knocking Phelan unconscious with a plank of wood.

The plot centers on competition between high-school cheerleading squads - and one squad, in particular, the Moline Ducks, is poor. The competition takes place at a camp run by middle-aged Bucky Berkshire aka Dr. Spirit (John Karlen), who this year decides to place a bet with his best instructor Tom Hamilton (Stephen Shellen) that he cannot make the woeful Ducks into a team that can beat the top-rated Falcons. If Berkshire loses, he pays up $10,000, and if Hamilton loses, he has to work another five years at the camp. Bucky Berkshire actually cannot stand Hamilton's antics, or his sexual but successful way of motivating the cheerleaders.

Later that same year, the publisher found itself in the middle of the industry-wide debate about creators' rights."First Comics Pays Up," The Comics Journal #110 (August 1986), pp. 9-10: On creators' rights. (Clashes with DC Comics, First, and other publishers on this issue led in part to the drafting of the Creator's Bill of Rights signed by Scott McCloud, Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Dave Sim, Rick Veitch, and other comics creators in late 1988.) First also published a series of comic adaptations of the Eternal Champion books by Michael Moorcock and English translations of the Japanese manga series Lone Wolf and Cub.

River floods can occur throughout the year with precipitation leading to summer floods (1995 and 2005 floods) and river ice creating a potential for flooding in the winter (1997 floods). River flooding in Southern Alberta during the spring of 2005 tragically resulted in the loss of 3 lives and an economic loss of hundreds of millions of dollars." They noted that, "All levels of government have a role to play in a provincial flood mitigation strategy for Alberta. For a large flood event, the federal government pays up to 90% of the disaster assistance funds and, therefore, should have an interest in a strategy to reduce economic losses.

In 2013, the Government started to introduce a new disability benefit, the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which will gradually replace the Disability Living Allowance for disabled people aged between 16 and 64. Customers have started to be reassessed and as a result in some cases no longer receive an allowance that entitles them to access the Motability Scheme. Motability Operations have worked with Motability to devise a package of transitional support that pays up to £2000 to those customers who have lost their allowance as a result of the introduction of PIP. Motability Operations have donated £175m to Motability (the charity) to ensure that the cost of this package is supported.

The base tuition fee per unit in UPLB is ₱1,000 (US$23). As with all UP constituents, UPLB implements the Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program (STFAP). Under the program, students with annual family incomes between ₱1,000,000 (US$23,000) and ₱500,000 (US$11,500) are charged the base tuition fee, while those with annual family incomes above ₱1,000,000 are charged ₱1,500 (US$35) per unit. Students with annual family incomes between ₱500,000 and ₱135,000 (US$3,110) are charged ₱600 (US$14) per unit; those who have between ₱135,000 and ₱80,000 (US$1,840) are charged ₱300 (US$7); while those who have below ₱80,000 are not charged any fees. Additional financial assistance may be accessed through the Student Loan Board, which pays up to 80 percent of the tuition.

Singing cowboy Gene Autry (Gene Autry) and his fellow ranchers in Whippasaw are outraged to learn that the purchasing agent for the Grantley B. Johnson Packing Co., Thomas McCoy (Edmund MacDonald), is only offering them $65 per head of cattle. Unknown to the ranchers, McCoy is a gambler in debt to a bookie who sent his henchmen Horace Dunston and the Pigeon to ensure that McCoy pays up. McCoy plans to raise the money by pocketing the difference between what he is offering the ranchers and what the packing company sent him. Gene encourages the ranchers to stick together and wait while he travels to the city to speak directly with the packing company owner, Grantley B. Johnson (Thurston Hall).

Under Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, transsexuals and crossdressers were classed with gays and lesbians and faced lashing or death. The religious government established under Ruhollah Khomeini initially treated them the same way, but beginning in the mid-1980s, transsexuals were officially allowed to undergo sex reassignment surgery. As of 2008, Iran carries out more sex change operations than any other nation except Thailand;"Sex change funding undermines no gays claim", Robert Tait, The Guardian, September 26, 2007; accessed September 20, 2008 the government pays up to half the cost for those needing financial assistance, and a sex change is recognized on one's birth certificate. However, trans people in Iran still face widespread harassment.Mehdi Fattahi, Nasser Karimi, Iran’s transgender people face discrimination despite fatwa, May 21, 201, AP News Some gay people are also pressured into sex reassignment.

As the May 1, 1975 deadline approached the brokerage industry went through several changes in an attempt to restructure itself so it could offer services and negotiate the price of each service separately. In the industry this process was known as "unbundling" and it created the discount-brokerage segment of the industry. At the same time, the brokerage industry lobbied Congress to allow it to continue to include the cost of investment research given to institutional clients as part of the fully negotiated commission. Shortly after May 1, 1975 Congress passed an amendment to Section 28 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Section 28(e) provides a "safe harbor" for any fiduciary that "pays up" from its fully negotiated commission rate to receive qualifying research or brokerage services from its broker(s). The Securities and Exchange Commission is responsible for interpreting and enforcing Section 28(e). In Section 28(e) the definition of qualifying services is detailed and explicit, but Section 28(e) is not a rule it is just a "safe harbor". The use of client commissions to pay for services which are not within the safe harbor of Section 28(e) is not within the safe harbor.

If a person pays up, the hackers will unlock the files. from CNBC
A.I.G. Private Client offers an endorsement that pays up to $250,000. from The New York Times
J&J pays up to 30 percent in royalties to Bayer. from Reuters
Unless, according to the criminals who supposedly hacked them, Equifax pays up. from Mashable
And Lime pays up to $12 per scooter, depending on the location. from TechCrunch
Choosing "C" means the government pays up to 2100 percent of the costs. from The New York Times
Cummins pays up to $7,000 a year for employees to study for college degrees. from Economist
The version of Allstate's roadside assistance we have pays up to $100 per disablement. from Business Insider
And hackers often deploy ransomware against a target, locking computers until the victim pays up. from Vice
Now it's just a matter of waiting and seeing if the anonymous winning bidder pays up. from TMZ
Its Career Choice program pays up to 95% of tuition for associates studying high-demand fields. from CNBC
That's a huge income addition to their state salary that likely pays up to $25 a month. from CNBC
"Wall Street pays up for growth," said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of Sarhan Capital in New York. from Reuters
That's even if every participant can afford those pricier premiums and pays up with 100 percent compliance. from CNBC
About half of those players qualified for the neurocognitive disability benefit, which pays up to $20033,000 a year. from The New York Times
Everyone there adheres to a strict, black-tie dress code and pays up to €5,000 ($5,500) for a seat. from Business Insider
The program, launched in 2016, pays up to $200,000 for detecting bugs, but some third-party companies will offer more. from CNN
Antiquated work rules mean the authority sometimes pays up to $150 million per year in unscheduled overtime, according to housing officials. from The New York Times
Klein added that the Sundquists would be protected from having to pay their mortgage until BofA pays up the $46 million. from Vice
The job pays up to 210,22010 pounds a year (about $21990,000), with weekends off and free lunch, according to Buckingham Palace. from The New York Times
I also take advantage of Mental Health Loan Assumption Program that pays up to three times for one year of service obligation. from Refinery 29
This allows the exporter to obtain credit from a bank, and then to repay the lender when the ultimate customer pays up. from Economist
For items $1,903 or less, The RealReal offers a 55% commission, for example, while it pays up to 80% on fine watches. from TechCrunch
With no net neutrality, an ISP could block any access to an app unless the customer or the app company pays up. from The New York Times
Employers may offer short- or long-term disability coverage, which pays up to 60% of your salary if you're unable to work. from CNBC
Trip currently sells to California medical dispensaries through a wholesale "broker," who pays up to $1,800 per pound, depending on the quality. from Vice News
The EU competition enforcer has said it will drop its lawsuit launched against Ireland in October last year as soon as Apple pays up. from Reuters
The group has threatened to remotely wipe a number of Apple devices via alleged access to corresponding iCloud accounts, unless the company pays up. from Vice
Yet Beanie says Woodley NEVER pays up -- and given that OSU has won the last 6 meetings between the two ... the debt is HEAVY. from TMZ
Fourth, if Trump stops paying reimbursements, the states should promise to reimburse insurers for making cost-sharing reductions until the federal government ultimately pays up. from Vox
But if Facebook pays up for some big-name music as soundtrack options, it could see more viewership for the videos it already uploads and entice creation of more. from TechCrunch
Workers over 50 also get a kind of wage insurance which pays up to $12,000 over two years to compensate them for starting a new job on lower pay. from Economist
It's later explained that there has been no paperwork mix-up; the facility is holding on to her until her insurance pays up, after which she'll be free to go. from Hyperallergic
And California-based credit union First Tech's Dividend Rewards Checking pays up to 2.00% if you use your debit card 12 times a month and sign up for e-statements. from CNBC
Snap, which hasn't yet disclosed what share of its nearly 3,000 employees are women, pays up to $40,000 for infertility treatment or egg-freezing and up to $80,000 toward surrogacy. from Vox
Malaysian prosecutors filed criminal charges against Goldman and Messrs Leissner, Ng and Low in December; Mr Lim says the government might discuss dropping those against the bank if it pays up. from Economist
It pays up to $22013,250 per shooting victim, for death and serious injuries, such as blindness or total disability, with additional medical coverage depending on how much insurance a district buys. from Reuters
Bangalore software engineer Roshan Srivastava, who pays up to 22009,13 rupees a month for water from tankers for his flat, predicted that "we may end up like Cape Town in the near future". from Reuters
Chase Sapphire Preferred pays for the cash value of the car in the case of theft or damage, for example, while Chase Sapphire Reserve pays up to $75,000 and offers free roadside assistance. from Vice
In June Avast Software, a Czech cyber-security firm, demonstrated how to install ransomware on a networked coffee machine, making it gush boiling water and constantly spin its grinder until the victim pays up. from Economist
MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed removal of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio was quoted as saying. from Reuters
Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said in an interview with la Repubblica. from Reuters
MILAN, July 2 (Reuters) - Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio was quoted as saying. from Reuters
It was part of a project to retrofit old company houses like one owned by Pearl Cope, 264, a retired mine company receptionist whose home is so energy inefficient she pays up to $303 a month for heat during the winter. from The New York Times
I've mentioned before the Career Choice program, which pays up to 95% of tuition and fees towards a certificate or diploma in qualified fields of study, leading to in-demand careers for our associates, even if those careers take them away from Amazon. from CNBC
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A decision by Turing Pharmaceuticals to increase profits by raising the price of a lifesaving drug by 5,103 percent drove some patient co-pays up to $16,000, according to excerpts of documents that congressional committee members made public on Tuesday. from Reuters
After Jenner pays up — not too happily, we might add — aunt Khloé offers up a whoop whoop before adding, "You're gonna be rich, P." Maybe she won't be raking in the dough like her aunts and mom, but she's sure getting started on the right foot. from Refinery 29
"The self- employed person pays up to 15.3 percent more for their health insurance because it isn't fully deductible, as it is for big business," said Hall, whose organization has pushed for changes that would allow for the deduction of health insurance costs for self-employment tax purposes. from CNBC
Since Congress has, so far, not acted we are now on the precipice of a much more uncertain and chaotic situation in which Puerto Rico will attempt to selectively cancel debts and bondholders will seek to use the federal courts to block the Puerto Rican government from operating until it pays up. from Vox
Instead, Bezos focused on corporate perks, like Amazon's Career Choice program, which pays up to 95 percent of tuition and fees toward a certificate or diploma in qualified fields of study; and its Amazon Future Engineer program, which supports STEM and CS education in the U.S. for elementary, high school and university students. from TechCrunch
Somali region pays 30% of the salary as an allowance for working in remote areas and Addis Ababa pays up to 10% for a housing allowance. There are no incentives for good performance. The Regional Educational Bureau (REB) allocated teachers to Woredas, which then assigned them to schools.
Overturf paid his fine and did not appeal the outcome of the trial."Fines Penalty in Bonus Case in U. S. Court", Bend Bulletin, Bend, Oregon, 21 May 1924, p. 1."Overturf Gets Off With Fine", Daily Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, 22 May 1924, p. 5."Overturf Pays Up", Evening Herald, Klamath Falls, Oregon, 28 January 1925, p. 1.
Yamal, August 2001 Since 1989 the nuclear- powered icebreakers have also been used for tourist purposes carrying passengers to the North Pole. Each participant pays up to US$25,000 for a cruise lasting three weeks. The NS Sibir was used for the first two tourist cruises in 1989 and 1990. In 1991 and 1992, the tourist trips to the North Pole were undertaken by NS Sovyetski Soyuz.
Since 1989 the nuclear- powered icebreakers have also been used for tourist purposes carrying passengers to the North Pole. Each participant pays up to US$45,000 for a cruise lasting two weeks. The Fiftieth Anniversary of Victory contains an accommodation deck customised for tourists. Quark Expeditions chartered 50 Let Pobedy (which they refer to as 50 Years of Victory) for expeditions to the North Pole in 2008.
Aired: Directed by: Brian Kirk Ta's uncle asks the guys to dispose of a cow, but the guys spot a chance of making a few pounds selling bits of it off, not realising it's possibly infected with Mad Cow disease. Episode 3. The Quiz. Aired: Directed by: Brian Kirk Ta owes his ex-wife child support and she won't let him see their son until he pays up.
The project promotes renewable energy as the most practical solution in remote areas. To encourage utilizing that kind of energy, the federal government pays up to 85% of the costs for renewable energy projects in those areas. During the program execution, more families without power at home were located, and the program was extended to be completed in 2010."Programa Luz para Todos" Ministry of Mines and Energy of Brazil – web site.
McEnroe, Richard S. "Lies, Damned Lies, & Dick Giordano," The Comics Journal #121 (April 1985), pp. 25-27. First Comics,"First Comics Pays Up," The Comics Journal #110 (August 1986), pp. 9-10. and other publishers led to an industry-wide debate about the issue; and in the fall of 1988, DC revised the company's work-for- hire agreements to give more power to individual creators."New Contracts at DC," The Comics Journal #125 (Oct.
Xiaoyun realizes Ruan is putting her life at stake and plots revenge with Han, who has no real intention of harming her, to extort payment from her boyfriend. As time goes by, Han's caring nature is revealed and Xiaoyun discovers he need the money to support a comatose, hospitalized elder sister. After the police intervenes, Ruan pays up. Han is cleared of all charges since Xiaoyun does not admit to his abduction.
Downstairs, Xiaoshuai waits for Liu. Liu turns up and pays up very amicably, but before Xiaoshuai can launch his attack, the wall-mounted loudspeaker above their table collapses and injures Liu badly. The frantic restaurant owner and customers bring Liu to the nearest hospital, and Xiaoshuai finds himself quite bemused that his revenge plans has turned to nought (although Liu has seemingly had his retribution). When Xiaoshuai returns upstairs to release the gagged Zhang, he finds a curious scene.
It quickly transpires that Paul owes Angel money, and Angel - after recognizing Paul - threatens to harm him unless he pays up. Paul tries to get the money by stealing property from his mother, pawning the goods and gambling the money he receives. This fails and he ends up with less money than he began with. When Angel comes to collect his money, Paul fails to pay, so Angel gives him a severe beating and trashes Audrey's bed and breakfast.
There, Dr. Srivastava (Raghubir Yadav), Bhashkor's doctor, reveals to her that Syed, too, has constipation and Bhashkor knew about it for a long time. A few days later, she pays up whatever due she owes Rana. She renames the Delhi house "Bhaskor Villa" in her father's memory and the maid, who had left due to Bhashkor's tantrums, returns to work. The film ends with a scene of Piku playing badminton with Rana in the courtyard in front of her house.
Teachers need to know enough is enough, PaDelcoTimes, April 20, 2010. Teachers work a 7-hour 30 minute day which includes a 30-minute paid lunch break. Teachers are provided a planning period each day. In addition to salary, Fairfield Area School District teachers receive: life insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, a defined benefit pension, health insurance, professional development reimbursement 100% of costs, 2 paid personal days and emergency day, 10 sick days which accumulate (employee pays up to $50 per month) and other benefits.
In 1995, Brentwood Circle became the first established neighborhood in Los Angeles to be enclosed with security fences. (The city’s other gated neighborhoods were enclosed when they were built.) The Los Angeles City Council voted to allow residents to cut off public access to five streets just off Sunset Boulevard. Each household pays up to $300 a month for street maintenance and other costs. The primary concern for gating the community was the potential traffic increase due to the Getty Center museum being built.
He gallops to the house of the farmer and tells the farmer's wife that the farmer is in trouble, needs money urgently, and has sent Twm to fetch it, with the horse and whip to prove that the message really came from the farmer. The farmer's wife pays up. Twm, now in possession of the farmer's money and horse, hastily departs for London, later selling the horse. A tale recounted by Meyrick recalls how Twm was asked by a poor man to steal a pitcher for him.
Retrieved May 7, 2015. Michigan's film rebate pays up to 42 percent of filmmakers' expenses for costs incurred while filming in the state. Ohio offers only 25 to 35 percent in subsidies, meaning that if the producers spent the same amount filming in Cleveland, they would have received $500,000 to $1.25 million less in subsidies. On the other hand, Stevenson said that they wanted to film in Cleveland, but the city had "prettied itself up" and changed, whereas Detroit was - in his opinion - still "on its knees".
The teacher's work day is seven hours forty five minutes, for 195 days (184 teaching days) in the contract year. Additionally, the teachers receive a defined benefit pension, health insurance (employee pays up to $125 per month), dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, professional development reimbursement, 3 paid personal days, 10 paid sick days, and other benefits. Teachers who contract a communicable childhood disease (even when employee is unvaccinated) will receive full pay and benefits with no deduction of sick days while out sick.
But the con would say that he only received $10 and in fact needs $50 more. The mark is baffled, trying to remember and of course, the con has swiftly switched the $100 bill with a $10 one, waving it to show that this was really what the mark gave to him. Since the con has now made the mark look suspicious, the mark feels guilty and pays up. This scenario can also be created in markets, when vendors sometimes team up and support each other's cons, if the mark tries to resist.
A fiduciary who "pays up" in client commissions to receive non-qualifying services must be able to defend this practice under applicable law. For pension plans subject to ERISA, a fiduciary can use client assets only for the exclusive benefit of clients and cannot use the client assets for the fiduciary's benefit.Lemke and Lins, ERISA for Money Managers (Thomson West, 2017-2018 ed.); Lemke and Lins, Soft Dollars and Other Trading Activities, §§6:1 - 6:4 (Thomson West, 2017-2018 ed.). Most public pension plans have similar prohibitions.
GAME1 Pays Up In addition, the site has come under fire for a comic strip making light of the death of famed World Rally Champion Colin McRae. The comic depicted a mock game cover with the title "Colin McRae Helicopter Racing". Earlier in 2007, writer AJ had a public debate with BigPond's Corporate Affairs Manager Craig Middleton over the terms and conditions of a gaming promotion, Project Joystick. AJ took exception to the fact that BigPond would take ownership of the top 10 finalists' Intellectual Property and what followed was described as a "public slanging match".
The NFL pays up to $5,000 per ring for up to 150 rings for teams that win the Super Bowl. Teams can distribute any number of rings but must pay for any additional costs, and may offer lesser rings at their discretion. The NBA standardized its championship ring from 1969 through 1983; presently the winning team selects its own design and the league covers the cost of the rings. The winning team can typically present rings to whomever they choose, including usually, but not limited to: players (active roster or injured), coaches, trainers, executives, personnel, and general staff.
Showboat pays up and everything is seemingly coming back into their control. Even Immature knows how much of an irritation they were so in that resolve they opt to give Kid half of the cash from the party. This cash, however is taken by Aunt Lucy who revealed that she knew all along that there was a party going on and that the money would be just enough to clean her house after it was over. After the drama has settled, Kid & Play enjoy the party and perform one last time together rapping to the crowd along with Sex as A Weapon.
Oh-joon was once a boxer, but he quit because he didn't want to mess up his "pretty boy" face. Since then, he has been masquerading as a fund manager, but in reality he is a con artist who lives off lonely, gullible women by scamming them. His sister Oh-sook is married to an abusive husband, and Oh-joon has been paying off her debts, but he soon grows desperate with the loan sharks hounding him and threatening to kill him unless he pays up. Learning that Dal-rae has been saving to start her own business, she becomes his next target.
The Whitworth Scholarship programmes still exist today with 10-15 scholarships being awarded each year. The scholarships are directed at outstanding engineers, like Sir Joseph Whitworth, who have excellent academic and practical skills and the qualities needed to succeed in industry, who are wishing to embark/or have already commenced on an engineering degree-level programme of any engineering discipline. As of 2018, the Scholarship pays up to £5,450 per year for up to four years in the case of a full time undergraduate. The scholarship fund is still that provided from Sir Joseph originally in 1868.
However, Valerie refuses to divulge Phelan's whereabouts and reveals Owen's situation. Owen then steals Phelan's motorcycle in retaliation and Phelan pays up. He later plots revenge and forges a business partnership with Owen for a flat conversion project, up to the point where Valerie joins her husband in spending quality time with Owen and his soon-to-be-stepfamily that consist of his lover Anna Windass (Debbie Rush). During that time, Valerie is unaware of Phelan's plan and is kept in the dark when his attempt to rape Anna leads to a conversation with her son Gary (Mikey North) - who ends up knocking Phelan unconscious with a plank of wood.
The plot centers on competition between high-school cheerleading squads - and one squad, in particular, the Moline Ducks, is poor. The competition takes place at a camp run by middle-aged Bucky Berkshire aka Dr. Spirit (John Karlen), who this year decides to place a bet with his best instructor Tom Hamilton (Stephen Shellen) that he cannot make the woeful Ducks into a team that can beat the top-rated Falcons. If Berkshire loses, he pays up $10,000, and if Hamilton loses, he has to work another five years at the camp. Bucky Berkshire actually cannot stand Hamilton's antics, or his sexual but successful way of motivating the cheerleaders.
Later that same year, the publisher found itself in the middle of the industry-wide debate about creators' rights."First Comics Pays Up," The Comics Journal #110 (August 1986), pp. 9-10: On creators' rights. (Clashes with DC Comics, First, and other publishers on this issue led in part to the drafting of the Creator's Bill of Rights signed by Scott McCloud, Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Dave Sim, Rick Veitch, and other comics creators in late 1988.) First also published a series of comic adaptations of the Eternal Champion books by Michael Moorcock and English translations of the Japanese manga series Lone Wolf and Cub.
River floods can occur throughout the year with precipitation leading to summer floods (1995 and 2005 floods) and river ice creating a potential for flooding in the winter (1997 floods). River flooding in Southern Alberta during the spring of 2005 tragically resulted in the loss of 3 lives and an economic loss of hundreds of millions of dollars." They noted that, "All levels of government have a role to play in a provincial flood mitigation strategy for Alberta. For a large flood event, the federal government pays up to 90% of the disaster assistance funds and, therefore, should have an interest in a strategy to reduce economic losses.
In 2013, the Government started to introduce a new disability benefit, the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which will gradually replace the Disability Living Allowance for disabled people aged between 16 and 64. Customers have started to be reassessed and as a result in some cases no longer receive an allowance that entitles them to access the Motability Scheme. Motability Operations have worked with Motability to devise a package of transitional support that pays up to £2000 to those customers who have lost their allowance as a result of the introduction of PIP. Motability Operations have donated £175m to Motability (the charity) to ensure that the cost of this package is supported.
The base tuition fee per unit in UPLB is ₱1,000 (US$23). As with all UP constituents, UPLB implements the Socialized Tuition and Financial Assistance Program (STFAP). Under the program, students with annual family incomes between ₱1,000,000 (US$23,000) and ₱500,000 (US$11,500) are charged the base tuition fee, while those with annual family incomes above ₱1,000,000 are charged ₱1,500 (US$35) per unit. Students with annual family incomes between ₱500,000 and ₱135,000 (US$3,110) are charged ₱600 (US$14) per unit; those who have between ₱135,000 and ₱80,000 (US$1,840) are charged ₱300 (US$7); while those who have below ₱80,000 are not charged any fees. Additional financial assistance may be accessed through the Student Loan Board, which pays up to 80 percent of the tuition.
Singing cowboy Gene Autry (Gene Autry) and his fellow ranchers in Whippasaw are outraged to learn that the purchasing agent for the Grantley B. Johnson Packing Co., Thomas McCoy (Edmund MacDonald), is only offering them $65 per head of cattle. Unknown to the ranchers, McCoy is a gambler in debt to a bookie who sent his henchmen Horace Dunston and the Pigeon to ensure that McCoy pays up. McCoy plans to raise the money by pocketing the difference between what he is offering the ranchers and what the packing company sent him. Gene encourages the ranchers to stick together and wait while he travels to the city to speak directly with the packing company owner, Grantley B. Johnson (Thurston Hall).
Under Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, transsexuals and crossdressers were classed with gays and lesbians and faced lashing or death. The religious government established under Ruhollah Khomeini initially treated them the same way, but beginning in the mid-1980s, transsexuals were officially allowed to undergo sex reassignment surgery. As of 2008, Iran carries out more sex change operations than any other nation except Thailand;"Sex change funding undermines no gays claim", Robert Tait, The Guardian, September 26, 2007; accessed September 20, 2008 the government pays up to half the cost for those needing financial assistance, and a sex change is recognized on one's birth certificate. However, trans people in Iran still face widespread harassment.Mehdi Fattahi, Nasser Karimi, Iran’s transgender people face discrimination despite fatwa, May 21, 201, AP News Some gay people are also pressured into sex reassignment.
As the May 1, 1975 deadline approached the brokerage industry went through several changes in an attempt to restructure itself so it could offer services and negotiate the price of each service separately. In the industry this process was known as "unbundling" and it created the discount-brokerage segment of the industry. At the same time, the brokerage industry lobbied Congress to allow it to continue to include the cost of investment research given to institutional clients as part of the fully negotiated commission. Shortly after May 1, 1975 Congress passed an amendment to Section 28 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Section 28(e) provides a "safe harbor" for any fiduciary that "pays up" from its fully negotiated commission rate to receive qualifying research or brokerage services from its broker(s). The Securities and Exchange Commission is responsible for interpreting and enforcing Section 28(e). In Section 28(e) the definition of qualifying services is detailed and explicit, but Section 28(e) is not a rule it is just a "safe harbor". The use of client commissions to pay for services which are not within the safe harbor of Section 28(e) is not within the safe harbor.