Boeing in October signed US$9.6bn in revolving credit facilities, including a US$3.2bn 364-day revolving credit agreement, a US$3.2bn five-year revolving credit and a US$3.2bn three-year revolving loan, according to Refinitiv LPC.
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The Christie/Trump proposal would allow that kind of revolving door to take place without actual revolving.
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The revolving loan facility, which expires May 24824, 2212, will replace the company's existing $2908 million revolving loan facility.
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LONDON — The revolving door between Washington and Wall Street is well known, but Britain has its own revolving door.
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The revolving credit facility will replace a £2503m unsecured revolving working capital facility that was due to mature in September 2018.
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Too often for those addicted to opioids, the revolving doors between petty crime and jail stop revolving when they die from drugs.
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Trafigura said the European multi-currency syndicated revolving credit facilities includes a $1.91 billion 364-day revolving credit facility with two 364-day extension options, and a $3.19 billion 3-year revolving credit facility with two 1-year extension options.
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Nationwide, revolving credit card balances total $227 billion, up 22008% from 217.15 as the number of households carrying revolving credit card debt increased.
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The "Revolving Door" spot showed inmates coming in and out of prison through a revolving door under Dukakis, claiming that 268 had escaped.
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Even the voice of the revolving door was silent, the one that told you in alternating—in revolving—languages not to push the door.
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Last week, Norwegian secured an additional revolving loan of $675 million and Royal announced it was increasing its revolving credit capacity by $550 million.
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" He also said, "Trump kept the Obama limits on the revolving door coming into government, but eliminated Obama's revolving door protections for nonlobbyists leaving government.
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Revolving Period Extension Fitch believes the extension of the revolving period by one year until January 2019 does not introduce additional credit risk to the transaction.
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But there's something missing in the constellation of stories revolving around Trump's child separations, a story and connection around which all the others seem to be revolving.
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"Voters are tired of career politicians and the revolving door of politicians and the revolving door of politics," AMPAC declares in a overview of its voter opinion research.
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In April 2017, Alibaba replaced its original undrawn USD3 billion revolving credit facility with a new USD5.15 billion revolving credit facility, which it has not yet drawn upon.
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Revolving aides In the game of revolving senior aides and Cabinet members that has become Trump's White House, a new question has emerged: How long will Kelly last?
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The company had no outstanding borrowings on its revolving credit facility, and was in compliance with all the financial covenants associated with its revolving credit facility and loan agreement.
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In April 2017, Alibaba replaced its original undrawn USD3.00 billion revolving credit facility with a new USD5.15 billion revolving credit facility, which it has not yet been drawn upon.
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That followed a repricing in August 2013 of its $16 million revolving credit A, a repriced $84 million revolving credit B, a $921.55 million TLB and a €140 million TLB.
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" It's been a real revolving door, except for "Despacito.
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A lot of times ... Compton's was a revolving door.
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Ribbon Communications Inc: * RIBBON COMMUNICATIONS EXPANDS REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY TO $100 MILLION * RIBBON COMMUNICATIONS - REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY HAS POTENTIAL TO INCREASE TO $150 MILLION * RIBBON COMMUNICATIONS - CREDIT AGREEMENT SCHEDULED TO MATURE IN DEC.
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REVOLVING-DOOR PREMIERS Japan was bedevilled for much of the era by a string of "revolving door" prime ministers, including Noboru Takeshita, who quit in June 1989 over a shares-for-favours scandal.
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AMT has two revolving credit facilities: a $2 billion, multi-currency facility due in January 0003 (the 2014 RCF) and a $2.75 billion revolving credit facility due in June 2020 (the 2013 RCF).
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AMT has two revolving credit facilities: a $2 billion, multi-currency facility due in January 2022 (the 2014 RCF) and a $2.75 billion revolving credit facility due in June 2020 (the 2013 RCF).
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REVOLVING-DOOR PREMIERS Japan was bedevilled for much of the era by a string of "revolving door" prime ministers, including Noboru Takeshita, who quit in June 1989 over a shares-for-favors scandal.
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GCX's undrawn revolving credit facility of USD30 million has lapsed.
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The show was essentially a revolving door of celebrity cameos.
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"Emily does have that revolving door of girlfriends," Mitchell teased.
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Hollywood is full of movies revolving around that very moment.
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Again, the problem, the justice system becomes a revolving door.
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THE revolving door of Donald Trump's administration is spinning fast.
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Pros of revolving creditThe ability to spend what you need.
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A credit line is a a type of revolving credit.
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Indiana Finance Authority, $103 million of revolving fund program bonds.
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I slink back through the revolving door out of treatment.
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The new financing also includes a €70m revolving credit facility.
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Some two dozen models stood on a raised, revolving podium.
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Rising interest rates also make some revolving credit more expensive.
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Along the way, he encountered a revolving door of agents.
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"You see this revolving door starting to form," Gonzalez said.
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The revolving door has also worked in the opposite direction.
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After World War II, revolving restaurants became a tourist staple.
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Heloc, which gives you access to a revolving credit line.
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I stepped through the gilded revolving doors into the hotel ...
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Jewish texts have long foretold an afterlife of revolving souls.
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Disclosure requirements can be refined and the revolving door tightened.
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A political crisis revolving around disinformation is easy to imagine.
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The National Security Adviser position has been a revolving door.
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Connecticut, $370 million of State Revolving Fund general revenue bonds.
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In general, the revolving credit facility ranks equal in right of payment with all existing unsecured indebtedness of CIT, and as such, the rating of the revolving credit facility is equalized with CIT's IDR.
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A revolving credit allows Klabin to allocate cash towards its capital expenditure plans, while Petrobras can utilize liquidity from its revolving credit to curry favor with rating agencies that could boost its credit rating.
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The company will also place a $750 million revolving credit facility.
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Eleanor Eagan is a research assistant at the Revolving Door Project.
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It moves without undue fuss on Anna Louizos's simple revolving set.
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The company has not maintained a revolving credit facility since 2014.
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The financing also comprises a 700 million euro revolving credit facility.
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The company will also place a US$750m revolving credit facility.
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And it means closing the revolving door between politics and business.
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Are you working on any other projects revolving around music now?
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Digicel also has access to its USD100 million revolving credit facility.
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Including its revolving credit facility, available liquidity amounted to $348 million.
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Most importantly, every video features the same cast of revolving friends.
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Basically, "it's a wonderful revolving door" of old favorites, Baranski says.
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So televise the negotiations revolving around continuing resolutions and the omnibus.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation called it the "Revolving Door Syndrome".
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"It's a revolving door right now," Oakland manager Bob Mevin said.
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A revolving door of schlubby comedians pop up to impersonate him.
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There was even a second security checkpoint at the revolving doors.
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The state has a history of tight revolving door Senate races.
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The company also lined up a US$50m revolving credit facility.
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And the average household with revolving credit card debt owes $241,23.5.
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The revolving door has been spinning particularly fast at financial regulators.
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No cures, just a neverending revolving door of follow-up visits.
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The mostly likely choice is some sort of revolving credit account.
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The most common example of revolving credit is a credit card.
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Revolving credit accounts typically come with higher interest rates than loans.
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To avoid getting into trouble with revolving credit, follow these tips.
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Two of my sister's colleagues met me outside the revolving doors.
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Indiana Finance Authority, $285 million of state revolving fund program bonds.
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Now the Seattle icon sports the world's first revolving glass floor.
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Iowa Finance Authority, $161 million of state revolving fund revenue bonds.
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And finally, we need to reinvigorate the State Revolving Loan Funds.
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Revolving door regulators in the telecom sector are certainly nothing new.
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I think of my work in electronics as revolving around that.
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"She added: "This family, I feel like it's a revolving door.
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A separate US$750m revolving credit facility will also need servicing.
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The revolving door of players "was disruptive for everybody," Kennedy said.
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Cora was just another name passing through an endlessly revolving door.
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Hundreds of people rush into the tower through a revolving door.
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Iowa Finance Authority, $346 million of state revolving fund revenue bonds.
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On the other hand, there is a revolving door of exposure.
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"Even the revolving doors move faster here than those in California."
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Don't let the revolving door hit you on the way out.
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But about the revolving door between Congress and the lobbying industry.
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I exit through Quo Vadis' revolving door a very bonny lass.
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A revolving door of executives at Twitter has not included Noto.
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Eric came to a crashing halt, thankfully missing the revolving door.
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About 40% of GAR's debt in 2015 were revolving company loans.
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Massachusetts Clean Water Trust, $305 million of State Revolving Fund bonds.
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He was paroled in '78 but prison became a revolving door.
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Ferrari said it had signed a new syndicated revolving credit facility.
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"Our revolving credit line caps out at £250 today," says Sugihara.
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But the role of chief executive has been a revolving door.
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But one that did contribute was hiring more "revolving door" lobbyists.
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The new revolving credit will replace Atlantic Power's existing revolving credit facility, which is due in February 20153 and also refinances an existing term loan which is due in February 22015, which has $3259 million outstanding.
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In 2013, LXP amended its two term loans totalling $505 million to unsecured from secured, and refinanced its $300 million secured revolving credit facility with an unsecured revolving facility and thereafter increased the availability to $400 million.
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Oman Oil has signed a revolving credit facility (RCF) of $6403 billion, with a five-year maturity, and has slightly amended the terms of an existing $850 million revolving loan that matures in 2019, the source said.
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At the same time, Norwegian signed a US$675m revolving credit facility, and Royal Caribbean increased its existing revolving credit line by US$550m to roughly US$2.28bn, the companies said in respective filings with the SEC.
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The car comes with functioning gadgets, including yes, those revolving number plates.
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There is also a €200m six-year multi-currency revolving credit facility.
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Another approach is to fit revolving vertical cylinders known as Flettner rotors.
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Shale companies generally use revolving credit to finance day-to-day operations.
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Trans women kept me revolving around the sun when I lacked momentum.
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TELUS maintains a CAD2.25 billion revolving credit facility maturing in May 2021.
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Consequently, the CAD2.25 billion revolving facility had CAD1.27 billion in net availability.
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He pushed past the media mob and snuck through the revolving doors.
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Human Rights Watch has denounced a "revolving door" of releases and arrests.
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Australia has seen a revolving door of political leadership in recent years.
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The company is also seeking a US$190m revolving line of credit.
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His jail had become a revolving door for people struggling with addiction.
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New Mexico Finance Authority, $69.1 million of revolving fund revenue refinancing bonds.
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The symbol for the Trump White House will be a revolving door.
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In its twelve years of existence, it had been a revolving door.
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BlueVine offers small businesses both invoice factoring and revolving lines of credit.
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Michigan Finance Authority, $2190 million of clean water revolving fund revenue bonds.
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Mattress Firm secured a $225 million asset-backed revolving loan last year.
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The revolving credit facility is priced at 100 basis points over Libor.
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According to the Bail Bloc site, the project uses a "revolving" model.
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The airline also borrowed about $3 billion from a 2018 revolving loan.
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Better that revolving door of suckage than a decade of Andy Dalton.
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The financing comprises a €960m term loan and €200m revolving credit facility.
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Thus, sooner, rather than later, Trump's revolving door will spin once again.
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He finally stepped into a revolving door, spun around and emerged transformed.
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Collectively, they're credited to Mr. Merritt's best-known revolving band, Magnetic Fields.
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For many inmates, that means the jail has been a revolving door.
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The commitment fee is 35bp on the revolving credit and delayed draw.
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Most loans for highly rated companies are revolving credits which are undrawn.
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Telekom Austria also has an undrawn revolving syndicated facility of EUR2212 billion.
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That's where the creation of the state revolving loan fund comes in.
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The revolving stock was fueled by the principles of supply and demand.
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The revolving door of press secretaries proves that the job isn't easy.
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In the last few weeks Oman Oil closed a $2 billion loan package comprising a $1.15 billion revolving credit facility with a five-year maturity, and the amendment of an existing $850 million revolving loan maturing in 2019.
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The bill would allow states to make a one-time transfer of the federal funds in their Clean Water State Revolving Fund to their Drinking Water State Revolving Fund for projects that will remove lead from drinking water. Gov.
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They had a revolving door at quarterback all season, starting four different ones.
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The revolving door at Twitter's highest ranks is not just a newsy storyline.
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It's never a story revolving them or about them or anything too personal.
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The Food and Drug Administration has had a "revolving door" problem for years.
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We're paying more with this revolving door situation, with inmates going back in.
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Then there are all the male rites of passage revolving around preparing meat.
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It emerged with a $100 million revolving line of credit from Wells Fargo.
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Put another way, the debate will look like it is revolving around her.
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Eleanor Eagan and Max Moran are research assistants at the Revolving Door Project.
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Plagued by corruption and cronyism, both districts had a revolving door of superintendents.
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HLOGA enhanced lobbying disclosure requirements, banned lobbying "gifts," and tightened revolving-door rules.
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Illawarra IS has a 211-year revolving period of which seven years remain.
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You're not shoved into the backroom, you're not sent through a revolving door.
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Bristol-Myers signed revolving credit facilities totaling US$3bn due 2024 in January.
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Revolving facilities maturing in March 2020 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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I just got sick of a revolving door of vocalists of the band.
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The revolving political door has angered and frustrated voters and the business sector.
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Oman Oil's revolving loan is just one of a number of fundraising exercises.
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When she looked up from her calculations, the exit door had stopped revolving.
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Enel signed a 10 bln euro revolving credit line to replace previous line.
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Revolving credit can be a useful financial tool, if you use it properly.
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Just like all financial products, revolving credit accounts come with pros and cons.
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Why have federal efforts to rein in the revolving door failed so miserably?
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California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank, $257.3 million of revolving fund revenue bonds.
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Australia has become notorious in recent years for its revolving door political leadership.
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Founded in 2007, Euroloan offers unsecured consumer loans and revolving consumer credit lines.
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The loans include a bridge financing and a US$5bn revolving credit facility.
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Illinois Finance Authority, $500 million of state clean water initiative revolving revenue bonds.
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New York Environmental Facilities Corporation, $130.2 million of state revolving funds revenue bonds.
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The note tranches were structured to be issued on an annual, revolving basis.
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Americans now owe a record high $1.03 trillion in revolving credit card debt.
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Klabin's new revolving credit and term loan is priced at 135bp over Libor.
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The revolving door between Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C., took another spin today.
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Mr. Kyl's appointment would be only his latest trip through Washington's revolving door.
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New York Environmental Facilities Corporation $158.4 million of State Revolving Funds revenue bonds.
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Sub-investment grade borrowers have about US$500bn in committed revolving credit lines.
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This revolving door of lobbyists and government officials is not new in Washington.
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Harry and Meghan will hope the House of Windsor's revolving door keeps spinning.
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It also began a revolving door of screenwriters and directors to the project.
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In the scene, Buddy runs around and around in the building's revolving door.
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The White House-Goldman Sachs revolving door has been costly for the nation.
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So these cities are headed back to the days of revolving door justice.
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" Meanwhile, 27 percent labeled revolving debt, such as credit card debt, "good debt.
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Proceeds will help refinance a $115 million revolving credit facility due this month.
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" Meanwhile, 27 percent labeled revolving debit, such as credit card debt, "good debt.
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One group carried above-average revolving balances, ranging from about $423,000 to $20,000.
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No need to make any additional purchases or sift through revolving monthly catalogs.
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Ultra also recently borrowed $266 million, the remainder of its revolving credit facility.
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Today, Fundbox's core product is a revolving line of credit for small businesses.
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The company also has a revolving credit line that comes due in 2019.
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I said, 'This is it, we have to start business revolving around hygge.
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At 37D, a "Revolving tray on a dinner table" is a LAZY SUSAN.
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At 37D, a "Revolving tray on a dinner table" is a LAZY SUSAN.
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There's always a new restructuring plan and a revolving door of new staff.
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What has perpetuated this revolving door of eligible (and not so eligible) suitors?
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" It continued, "Additionally, given our growing order book, increasing tender flow and the recovering levels of customer activity, we expect to continue to meet all applicable revolving and term loan revolving and credit facility covenants through the remainder of 2017.
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According to the company's statement, Kinder Morgan Canada, majority owned by Houston-based Kinder Morgan Inc, has entered into agreements for C$4.0 billion in revolving credit, C$1 billion in contingent credit and C$500 million in revolving working capital.
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Announces commitment letters for post-restructuring and debtor-in-possession credit facilities * Am Castle & co-executed commitment letters for $125 million senior-secured revolving credit facility, $85 million senior-secured revolving, dip credit facility Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"They would say, 'Revolve around your soul,' and I would look at them and they didn't look any different revolving around their souls than without revolving," Ms. Passloff said in an interview at her apartment on the Upper West Side.
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It's then hard to fault Knock Down the House for revolving around Ocasio Cortez.
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The two blowouts that we've had this season were basically revolving around the girls.
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It's a revolving door here; you'll see some of the same people numerous times.
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Empire is known for having a revolving door of celebrity cameos and guest stars.
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"This is a secret revolving back door in the dark alley behind the building."
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During the Obama years, CAP was described as a "revolving door" to the administration.
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It has a $218 million term loan and a $200 million revolving credit line.
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Both bands are linked by a sort of incestuous revolving door of band members.
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I pushed through a revolving door into the Colonial: a private club, college-affiliated.
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"Think about a story revolving around three characters and three reincarnated lives," Sanghi says.
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Now, trends come and go faster than Kylie Jenner's revolving door of hair colors.
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The series will take place in Paris, revolving around a nightclub and its owner.
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NNN's primary source of liquidity is its $3371908 million revolving credit facility due 33710278.
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She proceeded to WHACK her entire face on the side of the revolving door.
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The new loan includes a $250 million five-year revolving credit facility, GEMS said.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has had a revolving lineup of Angels since 1995.
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"Loki" will be another live-action show revolving around everyone's favorite God of Mischief.
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It's never a story revolving [around] them or about them or anything too personal.
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It's neither, actually — it's a fake game revolving around a made-up TV show.
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Australia has become notorious in recent years for its revolving door of political leadership.
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RPG-style questing, usually revolving around combat, is a primary way to make money.
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Fearing the car would hit her, she ran to a nearby building's revolving door.
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The second season, it seems, is all about the revolving door of modern dating.
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But that's not a subscription service with recurring revenue (unless you count revolving interest).
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Still, Johnson agreed that NASA needs to be less vulnerable to political revolving doors.
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In addition to the term loans there is a US$30m revolving credit facility.
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There is also expected to be a £265m revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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That will help astronomers understand planetary systems revolving around stars other than the sun.
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Revolving credit gives you the chance to borrow money up to a certain limit.
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"I want our front door to feel like a revolving door," Ms. Clark said.
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Twitter has endured internal turmoil and a revolving door of executives and board members.
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Fitch's recovery estimate assumes a fully drawn super senior GBP50 million revolving credit facility.
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Oklahoma Water Resources Board, $90 million of drinking water program revolving fund revenue bonds.
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A comedy revolving around an imaginary TV show might sound exactly like 30 Rock.
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"These revolving credits are firsts for both these companies," a third loans banker said.
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CLINTON: Well, Karen, I do agree that we have to end the revolving door.
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"We put ourselves in situations where we had revolving credit card debt," says Claudia.
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The hearing revolving around the return of Love's equipment is scheduled for July 28.
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The democratization of media led to loads of new ideas revolving around the consumer.
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Above is a still from electrolysis work on the 120-ton revolving gun turret.
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Underpaying congressional staff is a viable system only if we value the revolving door.
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But it seems like our homes are a never-ending revolving door of Tupperware.
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Mr. Malouin's other furniture designs include revolving chairs, high-fashion stools and splashy chandeliers.
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"I can spot them," Koivogui said, suspiciously watching the hotel's revolving door for agents.
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They included raising its revolving credit facility by $550 million and cutting operational costs.
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Nordstrom suspended its dividend and drew down $800 million on its revolving credit facility.
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Nothing intimidated him — except the swooshing sound of our hotel's old-fashioned revolving doors.
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Ten years have gone by, but it's still too soon for revolving dance floors.
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It's been sort of a revolving door for the perpetrators of the housing bust.
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A revolving door between Trump's administration and Fox News became more and more pronounced.
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That deal also included a €100 second-lien and a €10m revolving credit facility.
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Illinois Finance Authority, $558 million of Illinois Clean Water Initiative revolving fund revenue bonds.
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The group said it concluded a three-year 80 million euro revolving credit facility.
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Of the $22019 trillion in outstanding revolving credit, $1 trillion is credit card debt.
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"I decided prison was not going to be my revolving door anymore," says Purifoy.
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Restated revolving credit agreement, term loan credit agreement through 2016 Source text : 1.usa.
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The fallout from the scandal has led to a revolving door of top executives.
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For example, student loans are installment loans, while credit cards are considered revolving credit.
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Like ESPN, the Mets are accustomed to the revolving door in the baseball industry.
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It was a "squirrel cage jail" with three floors of revolving cells inside cages.
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Upon return to jail, they mentally unravel again, and the revolving door keeps spinning.
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The loan, which is available for Gunvor International BV and Gunvor SA, comprises a US$1.415bn, 364-day revolving credit facility with a 364-day extension option; and a US$255m, three-year revolving credit facility with a 364-day extension option.
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In the book, I talk about the revolving door and how people work on Wall Street for 2100 years, and then take a spin through the revolving door and work in the Treasury Department, and then spin right back to Wall Street.
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In the book, I talk about the revolving door and how people work on Wall Street for 20 years, and then take a spin through the revolving door and work in the Treasury Department, and then spin right back to Wall Street.
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With revolving loans, you can continually add to your balance and pay it back off.
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It has a curved, mirrored interior within which revolving mirrored discs produce mesmerizing, woozy reflections.
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LIQUIDITY The company operates with revolving credit lines for import financing and working capital requirements.
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So here's the first big change — padlock the revolving door between big business and government.
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Operations as well as teradata's revolving credit facility Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Linamar said its existing revolving credit facility would be increased as part of the deal.
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Prosol's financing also comprises a €100m revolving credit facility, guided to pay 375bp over Euribor.
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"I just know it's been a mess and it's been a revolving door," he said.
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It's going to be a revolving door until they're both in check and being treated.
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Liquidity is also supported by EUR6.2bn of undrawn revolving credit facilities at end-September 2016.
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Tesla also has a well-documented revolving door when it comes to lower-level executives.
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The blades of a helicopter have a similar shape and work like a revolving wing.
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Some museum somewhere should organize a big, pan-historical exhibition of artworks revolving around rivers.
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Of course, the revolving door between the Pentagon and private defense companies is well-established.
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Twitter has been a revolving door for several years now, particularly on its product team.
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Each episode of the show is its own contained, often terrifying story revolving around technology.
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Medallion Trust Series 2008-1R has a 10-year revolving period ending in May 2026.
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They have so many empty positions, revolving doors, in the most sensitive of security positions.
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The central bank has already changed rules governing revolving credit lines offered by credit cards.
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When revolving loans are drawn down, however, borrowers pay interest at Libor plus a margin.
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So when Lukas approached Seligman about a recurring column revolving around uniforms, he said yes.
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The revolving credit pays 325bp over base rate and the capex 350bp over base rate.
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The financing comprises €1.325bn of bonds and a €300m revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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While the first two rarely change, the singer's nails are on a constant revolving door.
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Few people personify how the revolving door corrodes the federal government than Mary Jo White.
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"The amount of real estate development and revolving door of restaurants is dizzying," he said.
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Electricity provider Florida Power & Light recently refinanced a US$500m three-year revolving credit facility.
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Unlike loans, revolving credit accounts don't come with fixed monthly payments or pay-off dates.
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Use revolving credit responsibly by only charging what you can pay in full every month.
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Some revolving credit accounts require you to pay annual fees, origination fees, or other fees.
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The revolving door between agencies and private law firms is not unique to the FTC.
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Many states across the country followed suit with their own versions of revolving door restrictions.
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The revolving doors continue as Beck now heads to the White House's National Economic Council.
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Delinquencies on revolving loans surpass 35 percent of outstanding credit in the segment at present.
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The Trump administration has been a revolving door for industry executives serving in the government.
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And we're setting foot on the only revolving glass floor in (or above) the world.
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Twitter has undergone a string of executive departures and a revolving door of company leadership.
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If you drink like a fish then your wallet flaps will be a revolving door.
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Fitch's actions affect approximately $9083 billion of debt, including the undrawn revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Boston Properties, L.P. --IDR at 'BBB+'; --Unsecured revolving credit facility 'BBB+'; --Senior unsecured notes 'BBB+'.
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They have no background except a story revolving around a still-unseen character named Billy.
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That has led to a revolving door between prosecutors' offices and white-collar defense firms.
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The vehicles have historically financed themselves with revolving credit facilities pegged to floating-rate Libor.
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The company has fully drawn down its revolving financing facility and suspended its buyback program.
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Van Yahres has created a number of artworks revolving around political advocacy or social injustice.
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The intelligence committees have a steady revolving door of staff between Congress and the agencies.
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New Mexico Finance Authority, $57.4 million of senior lien public project revolving fund revenue bonds.
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Into that gap come two books for young readers revolving around middle-school running teams.
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Aside from that, though, the few doors I knocked on were of the revolving kind.
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The endlessly revolving wheel of Trump scandals is becoming a dizzying blur for most Americans.
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You should not pressure your son to pressure this boy to host this revolving overnight.
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It's been a revolving door of leadership changes in Australia's capital in the past decade.
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Those who work to wrest lives from death's grip see a revolving door of carnage.
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Medallion Trust Series 2008-1R has a 23-year revolving period ending in May 20026472.
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LIQUIDITY Sufficient Liquidity: BDX presently has sufficient liquidity, including a $2.25 billion revolving credit facility.
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All modern music, with its countless melodies revolving around wanting to make out, suggests otherwise.
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People who run institutions that benefit from this horrific revolving door of addiction and "solution"?
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Hicks' return is the latest example of the White House-Fox revolving door of staffers.
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ESPN has long had a revolving door between the playing fields and the broadcast booth.
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"The revolving credit facility has clearly gotten them through the Christmas season, so the important thing is how they've ended Christmas and whether they've still got access to the revolving credit facility and how much cash they have on balance sheet," the second investor said.
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That means nearly half of Americans are spending way more than they meant to on their purchases: Interest payments cost the average American household with revolving debt about $1,000 a month and, throughout the U.S., outstanding revolving credit card debt has topped $1 trillion.
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Final payoff date for your debtCredit cards and lines of credit are forms of revolving debt.
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The debt package will include a US$20m revolving credit facility, one of the sources added.
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In addition, the company has full availability under its $200 million senior unsecured revolving credit facility.
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There's been a revolving door in the retailer's C-suite, and activist investors have piled on.
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Meanwhile, her friend has a revolving door of professional athletes footing the bill for her life.
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Anthony Field (left), founding member of The Wiggles, injured himself after colliding with a revolving door.
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Technology company Siemens successfully closed a €7bn (US$7.96bn) syndicated multicurrency revolving credit facility in March.
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Zelda's reaction is to zone out and spin 'round and 'round through revolving doors, singing deliriously.
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So yeah, we could have a revolving door of people playing the cabinet members and all.
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Financial flexibility is provided through a $2 billion revolving credit facility that matures in December 2019.
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The company drew down the balance on its $548 million revolving line of credit in February.
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Their first fighting match is tense, full of aerial acrobatics and faster-than-life revolving kicks.
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To create the watercolor affect, place cakes on a revolving cake stand one at a time.
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His reinsertion as chief executive last year was the most prominent turn of the revolving door.
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If there's one brand with a revolving door of beautiful, top shelf-worthy packaging, it's Julep.
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The revolving period is limited to two years from closing, unless stop-origination triggers are met.
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And billionaires walk in and out of prison as quickly as they do a revolving door.
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The TLB forms part of a wider financing, which also includes a €65m revolving credit facility.
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Barack Obama's attempts to halt the revolving door between public office and private gain were ineffective.
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Liquidity is also supported by the group's revolving credit line of EUR3bn, maturing in April 2021.
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Now, she's the one consistent figure in the otherwise revolving door of the Trump White House.
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He has a rookie left tackle in Garett Bolles and a revolving door of right tackles.
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The revolving credit facility provides financing headroom from the date of the completion of the acquisition.
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Game of Thrones introduced the Sand Snakes along with a widely hated plot revolving around Dorne.
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The law effectively eliminates the revolving door system that failed Goldstein and cost Webdale her life.
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The mother of two is right on trend with a revolving door of rainbow-colored hair.
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Cree said it funded the acquisition from cash and borrowings on its revolving line of credit.
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But this revolving door of period-piece cameos arguably does the already-shaky script a disservice.
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The latest headlines revolving around "the Squad" emerged following the President's racist tweets aimed at Reps.
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Really, she was an interstitial planet in the constantly revolving solar system of the sexual revolution.
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Then, starting in 2017, there will be a second issue campaign revolving around money in politics.
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Pizzaiolo Sal Lupoli, of Boston-area fleet Sal's Pizza, opened Revolving Test Kitchen in Lawrence, Mass.
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Student loan debt has skyrocketed past credit card debt, and all other revolving consumer debt combined.
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Fitch's actions affect $1.5 billion of debt including the $450 million undrawn revolving credit facility (RCF).
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It's fascinating to have witnessed the Knicks' drama and dysfunction and ever-revolving cycle of coaches.
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Conversations, however, according to current and former officials, were revolving around 3,000 to 5,000 additional troops.
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She has a habit of calling out nonsensical marketing revolving around Scandinavian lifestyle on social media.
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California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank, $72.7.7 million of clean water state revolving fund revenue bonds.
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It has used roughly $2100 million of a $21 billion revolving credit facility due in 2000.
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The facilities replace Glencore's existing US$7.335bn one-year revolving credit facility agreed in May 2017.
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Big balances on credit cards and other revolving credit accounts can drag your score down quickly.
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The level impacts most adjustable-rate and revolving debt like credit cards and home equity loans.
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Pro forma for the issuance, Fitch's actions affect $2.25 billion including the revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Some of them are also exposed via a $1.1 billion revolving credit line due in May.
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In addition, Alibaba had an unutilised USD2613bn revolving credit facility, which can provide further liquidity headroom.
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America's federal government has not seen this type of revolving door turnover since the Gilded Age.
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The financing comprises a €375m term loan and a €55m revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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The average household with revolving credit card debt already pays about $1,000 in interest every year.
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Nail trends are forever on a revolving door — even the French tips have come and gone.
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Too many of my conversations were revolving around organic food, dinner reservations and Off Broadway shows.
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The use of revolving credit, mostly credit cards, rose just 3.7 percent after slipping in January.
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It goes well beyond existing restrictions to slow the revolving door to riches for government insiders.
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It also slows the revolving door where legislators cash in to take well-paid lobbying jobs.
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Current pricing on both the revolving credit and the existing term loans is 150bp over Libor.
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The album ended up revolving around this concept of a future ruined by one single man.
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For the latter group, walking through the revolving doors of the Marriott Hotel in Stamford, Conn.
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Then came the roulette wheel of revolving explanations that makes one dizzy because of their silliness.
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Wynn Resorts is planning to tap its US$850m revolving credit facility, according to a banker.
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CW: Well, I think one of the things is, there's been sort of the revolving door.
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It is the latest sign of the revolving door relationship between Fox and the Trump administration.
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And while the Cabinet continues to be a revolving door, it isn't becoming any more diverse.
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New Mexico Finance Authority, $68.8 million of subordinate lien public project revolving fund revenue refinancing bonds.
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California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank, $450 million of clean water state revolving fund revenue bonds.
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It's being cognizant of the world around you, and that it is not revolving around you.
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Some of his unsupported turns, briskly revolving while never losing the basic tango embrace, won applause.
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The revolving door between lawmakers, regulators and corporate cronyism is a lifetime of employment and enrichment.
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The revolving credit facility is unsecured and is guaranteed by nine of CIT's domestic operating subsidiaries.
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The average U.S. household with revolving credit card debt pays almost $900 in interest each year.
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Revolving debt, the type that includes credit card purchases, rose by $4.1 billion in June alone.
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Sears has used roughly $648 million of its $1.5 billion revolving credit facility due in 2020.
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The unutilised revolving credit facility for USD13bn which expires November 2020 provides an additional liquidity cushion.
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It was the most recent example of the revolving door for top executives at the company.
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Revolving doors are not only more fun than their swinging alternatives, they're also more energy efficient.
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Many airports also take care to establish art programs to enhance their spaces with revolving exhibitions.
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Lloyds withdrew the auction of a £100m term loan and a US$120m revolving credit on Monday after the term loan received no bids, and bids of around 40% of face value on the revolving credit failed to meet the reserve price of 50% of face value.
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Also, the revolving door at the White House keeps revolving: News broke over the weekend that embattled Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke would be leaving his position, and on Friday Trump announced he would be replacing Chief of Staff John Kelly at the end of the year.
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LIQUIDITY The rating is supported by the liquidity provided by Windstream's $1.25 billion revolving credit facility (RCF).
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In Ambush's case, it's a style that hinges on lyrics revolving around daily observations, struggles, and triumphs.
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Indeed, the average U.S. household with revolving credit card debt pays about $900 in interest each year.
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However, other unsecured borrowings include the revolving credit facility, term loans, convertible bonds and trust preferred securities.
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This revolving door problem isn't unique to the FDA; it's an issue for all government-regulated industries.
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The company has a mix of debt, and has access to $40 billion in revolving credit lines.
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The financing also includes a €125m six-year revolving credit facility to replace an existing €20163m RCF.
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The findings mirror similar research about the agency's revolving-door problem, published in The BMJ in 2016.
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Moreover, most consumers with the best scores owe less than $260,217.7 on revolving accounts, according to myfico.com.
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Zucker recognizes a cautionary tale; the church-and-clinic scam is a bit of a revolving door.
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Fitch's actions affect $6.5 billion of total debt, including the $2.1 billion undrawn revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Before you apply again, pay down any revolving consumer debt (if you have rollover credit card debt).
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For instance, increasing your credit limit makes a revolving debt look smaller, and makes you feel better.
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The financing comprises an €860m term loan B and a €60m revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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Iron Fist season 2 similarly finds ways to have events orbit Danny without actually revolving around him.
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That has some experts worrying that Japan could again see the revolving door premiers of the past.
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At least three police investigations revolving around bribery allegations threaten the four-term prime minister's political survival.
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But, there's also a market wild card to watch this season: Uncertainty revolving around the presidential election.
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The deal also refinances around €1.15bn of drawn outstandings from an approximate US$3bn revolving credit facility.
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Everything from revolving sushi restaurants to Chinese coffee chains tout themselves as tech-enabled when raising funds.
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This revolving door between Washington and Wall Street is really not how the system ought to work.
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Fitch's action affects $10.8 billion of total debt, including the undrawn $212 billion revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Google had previously released smartphones, made by a revolving set of hardware partners, under its Nexus line.
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But, even more surprisingly for something revolving around footwear, this surprise is a surprisingly emotional thing. Ugh.
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Pemex's US$210bn revolving credit line, maturing in November and signed in 210, paid 103bp over Libor.
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The Pinnacle 2014 transaction has a 10-year revolving period, of which less than eight years remain.
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But Mnuchin is more than just an emblematic traveler though the Wall Street-to-Washington revolving door.
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Rather than continue the revolving blame game, both branches need to come together and negotiate a solution.
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At first they circled round and round above the boat, as if stirred by the revolving poles.
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They have grown accustomed over the years to a revolving door like system with each new administration.
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Fitch's rating actions affect approximately $1.1 billion of total debt, including the $175 million revolving credit facility.
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My care was not properly coordinated between a constantly revolving set of doctors, counselors and social workers.
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Handelsbanken was one of several banks which arranged a 790 million pound revolving credit facility for Carillion.
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As part of the transaction, the alternative lenders agreed to provide a US$75m revolving credit facility.
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Of that total just over $1 trillion is revolving debt — basically credit cards and lines of credit.
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The residual value of approximately $13 million is applied toward the ABL revolving facility and term loan.
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Depending on how you use it, revolving credit can be your best friend or your worst enemy.
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There are two solid reasons for reining in the revolving door of officials who turn into lobbyists.
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But many of those exporters had used revolving credit arrangements with the banks to purchase cocoa beans.
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Instead, 85033 held even more scandals for Facebook revolving around its collection and handling of user data.
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In 1935, Congress combined the limit on new issues of Treasury notes into a single revolving ceiling.
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He is one of many surfers who left, then came back through the revolving door, sometimes unexpectedly.
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But whenever the revolving door of coworkers looking for a sympathetic ear increases, so does her workload.
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This totaled $1.8 billion as of June 30, including $1.4 billion drawn from its revolving credit facility.
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It's a perverse, profit-based framework that helps spin the revolving door of the criminal justice system.
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Currently, issues revolving around the U.S.-Mexico border are of considerable interest to many across the country.
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President Obama also campaigned on a promise to close the revolving door between his administration and lobbyists.
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Supplemental liquidity is provided by the company's $3 billion senior unsecured revolving credit facility due June 2019.
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LIQUIDITY The rating is supported by the liquidity provided by Windstream's $0003 billion revolving credit facility (RCF).
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It has become one of the biggest facilitators of the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street.
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The award is given by a revolving selection committee comprising artists and cultural arbiters from different disciplines.
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The first revolving credit facility was completed with a syndicate of eight banks for 1.4 billion euros.
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Amazon Originals offerings start with a whooshing, revolving sound and conclude with a series of vibrant chimes.
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Eighty walnut-size red, white and blue bulbs covered the tree, which sat on a revolving box.
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Take in Seattle's skyline from the Space Needle's 520-foot high observation deck, or its revolving restaurant.
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Visitors would be able to ride in glass "gondola pods" revolving around the outside of the summit.
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It could be the city has a revolving door: As New Yorkers head out, tourists head in.
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The company said it had exhausted its revolving credit and raised concern about liquidity and cash flow.
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Even the ones not considered overcrowded house strangers in close proximity, with a revolving door of inmates.
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All the while, the revolving door between industry and regulatory agency is turning as rapidly as ever.
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He describes a revolving-door culture in which army figures become rebels and then change sides again.
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So does setting the production on a revolving stage that affords a long view of shifting perspectives.
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The financing also includes a US$105m, six-year revolving credit facility, with a springing leverage covenant.
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A similar hire by Tesla could stabilize a revolving door of top executive talent at the automaker.
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The Mets, on the other hand, will watch the revolving door of their pitching staff spin again.
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It reached this figure by selling stock, tapping its revolving credit and increasing cash owed to suppliers.
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New York Environmental Facilities Corporation, $415 million of Clean Water and Drinking Water Revolving Fund bonds. Jefferies.
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Your seat is a plushy revolving leather recliner, and next to your seat is an actual bed.
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Unlike credit cards, which use revolving credit, personal loans are installment loans, like mortgages and car loans.
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By early June, Spicer had apparently taken a few turns in the revolving doghouse of this administration.
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So get the revolving door done and over with and get the big money out of politics.
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Mass adoption is leading to tighter boundaries and implementation of higher security protection revolving around blockchain technology.
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It's a constant revolving door of the tiny fascinating issues of this microenvironment that I live in.
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The so-called revolving door is also moving quickly under Trump to bring officials into lobbyist posts.
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Last year, her office allocated $8.4 million, much of it for a universitywide revolving "Dream Loan" fund.
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New York Environmental Facilities Corporation, $594 million of clean water and drinking water revolving funds revenue bonds.
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Prior to June, the record for outstanding revolving credit was $1.020 trillion, set in April of 2008.
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Flint incurred the debt through four Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loans issued between 1999 and 85033.
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That loan, along with a US$500m revolving credit facility, priced at 200bp over Libor, as well.
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The company also has two undrawn revolving syndicated facilities, of which the total amount is USD21 billion.
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Fitch's action affects approximately $55 billion of debt, including IBM's undrawn $10 billion revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Obama put his own "revolving door" rules in place at the beginning of his time in office.
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One of Buddy's many discoveries on his first trip to New York City is a revolving door.
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Multiply that across all the revolving doors in the world, and the energy savings could be significant.
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"Vigil" starts with a woman revolving like an astronomical mobile, high above the man who lifts her.
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I'm assuming that at age 74, he's not going to go through the revolving door after this.
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It had spent years under a revolving-door series of state-appointed emergency managers beginning in 2009.
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Entered into a credit agreement - sec filing * Independence Realty Trust - credit agreement relates to a $300 million unsecured senior facility and a $250 million senior unsecured revolving line of credit * Independence Realty Trust - maturity date of term loan is may 1, 2022, maturity date on borrowings outstanding under revolving credit loan is may 1, 2021 * Independence Realty Trust - upon entering credit agreement, irop borrowed $50 million under term loan and about $123 million under revolving credit loan Source text - bit.
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The changes are reminiscent of the revolving door of executives that took place under previous Twitter chief executives.
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The repeated infidelity has some fans convinced that Kardashian's revolving door of forgiveness isn't actually what Thompson wants.
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It will be a competition, revolving around politics, naturally, but it won't be limited to people from TrumpSingles.
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The salon's entrance is an opaque revolving door, and the reception area separates customers from the male gaze.
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A 5-year-old boy died Friday after being crushed to death by a revolving restaurant in Atlanta.
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Either way, the new data suggests the revolving door may be large and in need of a stopper.
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Meanwhile, chemicals group BASF amended and extended an existing revolving credit facility for €6.7bn (US$6.8bn) in January.
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Credit card debt should be a top priority, due to the high rates and revolving balance, she said.
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It creates a "permanent criminal underclass of outcasts" that navigates a revolving door through the criminal-justice system.
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The idea of del Toro taking on Pinocchio makes sense given his penchant for storytelling revolving around outsiders.
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Affirm's critical differentiator is that it doesn't offer a "revolving" line of credit, as its website puts it.
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Spectrum has earmarked the proceeds to pay down revolving credit borrowings and add cash to the balance sheet.
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The financing includes a US$125m revolving credit facility that will be undrawn at close, the sources added.
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The ratings on the existing unsecured revolving facility will be withdrawn when the new secured credit agreement closes.
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Australia has had a revolving door of prime ministers in recent years — Morrison is the 5th since 2013.
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I'm trying to reframe it in that maybe this revolving energy is a good thing for the band.
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Gorny's career is a classic example of the revolving door between federal agencies and the industries they regulate.
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Apartment-sharing start-up Airbnb also tapped banks to arrange a US$1bn revolving credit facility in April.
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Four short comic stories, written by the pair, are illustrated by a revolving cast of artists each month.
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It is prioritizing refinancing a revolving credit and term loan by the end of July, the sources said.
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Hearing screams and fearing that the car would hit her, she ran to a nearby building's revolving door.
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A revolving loan is one that can be drawn, repaid and drawn again during the agreed lending period.
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The loans comprise a $150 million term loan and revolving credit facilities totalling $70.8 million from international banks.
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The company is also seeking to extend commitments on the asset-based revolving credit facility to May 10.
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At end-13 the company had access to undrawn revolving credit facilities of SEK18,270m, which expire in 2017.
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In October 2016 Telia signed a new EUR1,500m five-year revolving credit facility to replace the expiring facilities.
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The real stars of the meal are the little satellites revolving around the massive bird: carbs, sweet carbs.
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Goldman has been bestowed the nickname of "Government Sachs" because of the revolving door between it and government.
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At the same time, Trump's revolving door of Cabinet secretaries has created a legislative logjam of its own.
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Another night turned into a Mamet-esque sex comedy revolving around a lovable loser and his blind date.
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LIQUIDITY CS&L's $500 million revolving credit facility that matures in 2020 provides sufficient backstop for liquidity needs.
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And, yes, the White House has had a revolving door of senior aides for an assortment of reasons.
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Aptly named "The View," the revolving restaurant and lounge looked out onto the center of New York's skyscrapers.
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This incident thrust him into a new spotlight revolving surrounding not one, not two, but three major stigmas.
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Pro-rata loans include a mix of term loans and revolving credits and are typically sold to banks.
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These are noble objectives, but the revolving door restrictions at the federal level remain largely a failed experiment.
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Despite efforts to slow the revolving door at the federal level, it is spinning way out of control.
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That is virtually the same as AmEx would charge in interest for a revolving balance on the account.
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They also leave the profession faster, which creates a revolving door in precisely the schools that need stability.
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The surviving members plan to continue their mission to explore styles beyond rock steady, perhaps with revolving singers.
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Pricing on the committed portion opens at LIB+21.2 and changes based upon utilization of the revolving credit.
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"Apple has found a narrative revolving around capital allocation," independent analyst Neil Cybart wrote before the earnings report.
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A high school dance to "A Whiter Shade of Pale," under a revolving disco ball, is overtly charming.
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Additional net proceeds of $57 million reduced an outstanding balance on Sears' revolving credit facility, the company said.
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"I was there when we had the revolving doors in the '20043s and '70s," he said in 2015.
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The company had a total of USD420 million in undrawn revolving loan facilities as of end-March 2017.
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Standalone liquidity is supported by LHC3's interest reserve account and an adequately sized revolving credit facility (RCF).
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That discourages borrowers from maxing out their revolving credit to build a war chest for bankruptcy, Clark said.
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This was all presented to him at a ceremony at the revolving restaurant atop the Seattle Space Needle.
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Still, he won re-election after a second campaign that included almost no talk about the revolving door.
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When I get guys coming in off the street, Thai or Farang (foreigner), it's not a revolving door.
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Liquidity should also be supported by the group's FCF generation capacity together with the EUR30m revolving credit facility.
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"The Visitors" (2014), her final novel, is a mystery revolving around the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamen.
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" The group said the "Trump White House has been a revolving door of sexual abusers and their enablers.
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Liquidity sources include unrestricted cash, availability under revolving credit facilities and projected retained cash flows from operating activities.
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Currently, the average household with revolving credit card debt pays $24.91 in interest a year, according to NerdWallet.
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Rather, it was Pruitt who became the latest deputy to exit a Cabinet known for its revolving door.
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It has $1.2 billion in undrawn cash available under a revolving credit facility if need be, it added.
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The announcement of the revolving stage's demise didn't sit well with some of the musical's legions of fans.
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New York Environmental Facilities Corporation, $2200 million of state clean water and drinking water revolving funds revenue bonds.
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The rituals of spring take on many earthly forms, each revolving around similar themes of liberation and renewal.
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Wynn Resorts plans to draw down a portion of its $850 million revolving credit line, according to Bloomberg.
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The investment was structured like a revolving line of credit, which has been drawn from again several times.
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Yet there is another school of thought on the revolving door: that it actually helps bring big cases.
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Here are a few of the people to venture through the revolving door between Goldman and the government.
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A revolving set of turncoats and some new defectors from other parties promptly join this new king's party.
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In a symbolic gesture, four days after the fire, two revolving doors were removed from Boston City Hall.
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Amadeus says it has negotiated a 500 million euro revolving loan with several banks for general corporate business.
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The Space Needle has two recently renovated observation decks, including one with the world's only revolving glass floor.
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The absence of unsecured debt however and the size of the revolving credit facility limit recoveries to 'RR3'.
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The pro rata financing includes a US$2.25bn term loan A and a US$750m revolving credit facility.
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Fitch's actions affect $3 billion of total debt, including an undrawn $750 million senior secured revolving credit facility.
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As Walt Spangler's revolving set turns, rotating between Linda's home and office environments, every setup has a payoff.
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His departure is just the latest in a high-velocity revolving door that has dogged the Trump administration.
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As of June, Americans had $28503 trillion in outstanding revolving credit, according to data from the Federal Reserve.
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Manigault is the most recent Trump aide to be booted in his revolving door of White House personnel.
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Criminal investigations targeted at or revolving around a President are inevitably politicized by both their supporters and critics.
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Not pictured: revolving door at front entrance Not pictured: revolving door at front entrance As The Hill's Harper Neidig points out: Sean Royall, Facebook's head counsel in these proceedings, was deputy director at the FTC's Competition Bureau (not the Bureau of Consumer Protection, which led this action) from 2001-2003.
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United raised an incremental US$22020bn term loan with a group of banks, while Norwegian signed a US$248.33m revolving credit facility and Royal Caribbean increased its existing revolving credit line by US$266m to roughly US$2.28bn, the companies said in respective filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Once all that debris is hauled away, work begins on business center revolving around a 2,320-foot-tall skyscraper.
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The company will use the loan to refinance its revolving credit facility and put cash on its balance sheet.
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In fact, groups with so-called "revolving door lobbyists" prevailed at their lobbying efforts 63 percent of the time.
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That's because Trump, Barr, et al, neither control the information nor who comes through the revolving door of witnesses.
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My street is full of politicians and bureaucrats who spend their lives going through the revolving door of power.
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Perhaps it was this withholding that drew people in, kept this tight circle revolving around him night after night.
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No additional amounts are available under the utility's and PG&E Corp's respective revolving credit facilities, the company said.
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Prices would change by the minute, causing stress revolving around the fluctuations, one of the devastating effects of hyperinflation.
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Khuzami has spent his entire career walking back and forth through the revolving door between government and Wall Street.
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Whoever pieced together those clips could teach a master class to the White House's revolving door of communications directors.
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Cases such as these spread public unease about the revolving door between business and politics and the civil service.
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Ice Breakers mints, which has an ad campaign revolving around unicorns for some reason, made the day its own.
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The rest will be added to the company's balance sheet or used to pay down its revolving credit facility.
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It is a very normal plot point for a series revolving around four high school juniors and their friends.
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DURING the past year, Donald Trump's White House has seen a revolving cast of politicians join and leave it.
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Revolving your entire look around an intricate display of cosmetic talent can be tricky, but well worth the process.
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The financing comprises US$20bn of bridge loans and term loans and a £1bn(US$1.22bn) revolving credit facility.
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Net proceeds will be used to repay outstanding debt under Flowers' revolving credit facility and will not affect leverage.
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The mechanics of kite-flying, however, are more stressful than those of a wind turbine revolving smoothly and regularly.
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Club 82 – East VillageClub 82 was a famous bar to find everything revolving around drag and the LGBTQ community.
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The revolving door that contributes to so many regulatory woes in other industries could begin to turn on fintech.
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Half of Efron's character is a running physical gag revolving around character reactions to his muscular, frequently shirtless body.
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Concurrently, the firm signed off on a US$100m increase of its revolving credit facility (RCF) to US$795m.
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Color and moodiness permeate an underlit room concentrated around a revolving disco ball and the sound of glam rock.
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It also increased the capacity of an existing revolving credit facility to $75 million, extending it to April 2023.
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If GE needs to keep drawing on its revolving credit, it would signal liquidity problems and elevate market concerns.
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No word either on whether it will include revolving license plates, front-wing machine guns, or an ejector seat.
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There is also around €175m of revolving credit, some of which is likely to be sold to other banks.
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"President Trump promised to 'drain the swamp' but his revolving door between Wall Street and Washington keeps spinning," Sen.
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And then there's all the people that are revolving doors and military people into military contractors, blah, blah, blah.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's state revolving-loan program has been a huge, albeit underfunded, success story for local communities.
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Both experiences also grapple with the idea of government conspiracies, revolving specifically around military-led experiments in small towns.
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He went on to explain that this individual is swiping through Jenner's life as if through a revolving door.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE's seat.
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On Mr. Andrews's revolving set, Mr. Foster's Stanley hulks around, explosive and combative, yet somehow achingly displaced and vulnerable.
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In the not too distant past, Democrats appointed revolving-door figures to these agencies little different than Republican nominees.
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Do we want to condemn those people to a revolving door of prison-to-release to prison-to-release?
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Put a stopper in that revolving door: This one is a little inside financial baseball, but bear with me.
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They were often repaid with campaign contributions and a revolving employment door for staff and Members of Congress alike.
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Net proceeds from the offering will be used to repay existing debt on its 2013 revolving credit facility (RCF).
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In fact, groups with so-called "revolving door lobbyists" prevailed in their lobbying efforts 63 percent of the time.
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You still have revolving credit with Best Buy on your retail card, even if you never use it again.
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The new loan, which is being syndicated to banks, includes a revolving credit facility and a working capital facility.
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Trump's cozy relationship with the network has created a well-oiled revolving door between Fox and the Trump administration.
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MGM has about $1.9 billion in debt, including a revolving credit line, according to Thomson Reuters Loan Pricing Corp.
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REVOLVING DOOR: Former FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright snagged a spot on Donald Trump's presidential transition team, reports The Intercept.
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Buying on installment is more popular among Chinese and cheaper than using a revolving line of credit, he said.
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One enters via a high-security revolving door that would not seem out of place in a spy movie.
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The investment was a revolving loan with a return of ten per cent and a share of the profits.
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Was it possible that the immensely popular Tutto had fallen victim to the Hamptons restaurant scene's revolving-door epidemic?
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That revolving door between the federal government and private groups trying to curry favor with it is hardly new.
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Pemex signed the US$1.5bn three-year revolving credit line in November 2016 at 20183bp over Libor, LPC reported.
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At the very top of the building, an eight-story cone-shaped section was supposed to feature revolving restaurants.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R).
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The "revolving door" phenomenon it portrays is just as pervasive in Washington as the influence of private money itself.
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It now has a revolving art program and soon plans to offer a regular painting night at the property.
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Banks and syndicates of lenders typically extend loans to drillers in the form of a revolving line of credit.
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The transaction's revolving period ended in October 2015 and the notes have entered the controlled amortisation period, as scheduled.
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Fitch's actions affect $6 billion of total debt, including the undrawn $13 million senior secured revolving credit facility (RCF).
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The system works very well indeed for those consultancies and law firms that take on these revolving-door spinners.
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Others could be an infrastructure revolving fund, raising the gasoline tax or a new surface freight fee, experts said.
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She found a woodpecker injured by a revolving door and delivered it for treatment at the Wild Bird Fund.
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The revolving door isn't a new concept, but Trump famously promised to "drain the swamp" on the campaign trail.
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There was a revolving cast of aunts and uncles, the occasional cousin and a loyal coterie of longtime friends.
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Revolving credit — mostly credit card debt — reached a record $1.023 trillion in November, the Federal Reserve reported this week.
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The Guantánamo Bay prison has a revolving medical staff of 22006 doctors, nurses, medics and mental health care providers.
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Unlike revolvers, which, like credit cards, offer a revolving line of credit, delayed-draw term loans fund over time.
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GM has a separate US$3bn, three-year revolving credit line that is not part of the refinancing effort.
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Channel your worst fear — like saving a dog from a dangerous revolving door, or maybe there's a speeding car.
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But while they are meant to deter immigrants, these new policies have created a revolving door at Guatemala's borders.
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Namely, revolving a credit card balance can cost you in interest in fees, making your "free" travel rather costly.
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From the very moment my hand touched the revolving door at the Peninsula Chicago, I was taken care of.
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Downtown Fairfax is filled with restaurants, boutiques and galleries, and the town sponsors a revolving display of public art.
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They will probably cause some consternation over the commerce revolving around a man who died in a tragic accident.
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Among the bigger networks that are currently working on projects revolving around NXIVM are Investigation Discovery, HBO, and Lifetime.
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When they started collaborating in 2011, they didn't plan on their composing careers revolving around the stuff of nightmares.
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The decade-long legal war has ignited conversation revolving around public access to California&aposs beaches and property rights.
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Work's election to the Raytheon board continues what some describe as the "revolving door" between the Pentagon and industry.
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Here's a look at the revolving door of White House communication directors over the last 14 months or so.
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As I entered the revolving door to leave the building, a man was coming in on the opposite side.
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And despite Trump's vows to challenge Washington, the revolving door between K Street and his administration has been busy.
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The reason many buildings have hinged doors on either side of a revolving door is because of Cocoanut Grove.
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The JEDI program has also prompted questions about the so-called revolving door between the Pentagon and defense industry.
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HR's liquidity is driven by the capacity on its $700 million revolving credit facility and longer dated debt maturities.
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Shares indicated down 20.9934% * Also Holding said it was signing a new 300 million euro revolving credit facility (RCF).
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The revolving door between Beltway politics and I-95 media is one that is constantly turning as a whole.
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It's dealing with a revolving door of executives, and the stock is down a staggering 53% for the year.
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The energy firm signed a new $3.5 billion facility on Monday, replacing its existing $3.1 billion revolving credit facility.
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Apart from the political revolving door in Trump's cabinet, investors grew concerned again about increased protectionism in his government.
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The financing also includes a €700m 6.5-year revolving credit facility, paying 300bp over Euribor with a 0% floor.
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And Uber has faced a series of scandals recently, with many revolving around the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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It has a revolving restaurant, the Grand Buffet, on the 62nd floor, for all you can eat and see.
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There are a few theories out there, many of them revolving around the quality of the team's receiving corps.
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After a bitter and partisan confirmation battle, Kavanaugh's tenure began anticlimactically with three cases revolving around federal sentencing law.
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Politics is increasingly revolving around fights that activate the Democratic-diverse America identity and the Republican-white America identity.
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Fixing this revolving door is a pressing question for policymakers hoping to save money in an already cash-strapped system.
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Jeff Hauser, director of the Revolving Door Project, also is encouraging Democrats to cast a wide net across corporate America.
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Corporate and personal tax cuts will simply take out of circulation money that was revolving, albeit at a sedentary pace.
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Today, Parscale, Trump's digital director, is one of the last men standing as the Trump campaign's revolving door keeps spinning.
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The goal was to help lower the cost of spaceflight and jump-start a potential industry revolving around the Moon.
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A typical personal loan has 120 percent APR, and revolving credit cards in the country typically have 480 percent APR.
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The issue has emerged in recent years as attention has turned to the "revolving door" between Wall Street and Washington.
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Moments of public humiliation are expanded into nightmare sequences in which revolving furniture suggests a world spinning off its axis.
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Instead, they developed a series revolving around three main characters — Issa Dee, her best friend Molly, and her boyfriend Lawrence.
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Though the revolving door between Wall Street and Washington has its drawbacks, financial experience is helpful in some government positions.
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A £75m six-year dual-currency revolving credit facility remains unchanged at 400bp over Euribor/Libor, with a 0% floor.
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The expected ratings include a GBP50 million super-senior revolving credit facility which is not expected to be immediately drawn.
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Anything under five minutes, however appropriate and perfect you think it to be, means a revolving carousel at the touchpad.
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The company has a $30 million revolving credit facility and a $165 million term loan, according to a court filing.
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Critics complain of a revolving door that has led carmakers to believe that they could get away with bad behaviour.
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Clinton demonstrated that Trump's rogue identity depends on his embrace of conspiracy theories, many of them revolving around President Obama.
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This was due to the band's dodgy record deal, a revolving door of recording personnel and facilities, and, well, drugs.
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In this analysis, we assume that the full amount under the group's revolving credit facility (RCF) will be fully drawn.
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Fitch notes that the financial covenant is a springing net leverage ratio that only applies to the revolving credit facility.
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And a revolving chorus of challengers tried and failed to dislodge him in a succession of media spurts: then-Rep.
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He said those bonds are expected to be issued later this year though Missouri's triple-A-rated state revolving fund.
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Meanwhile, Senator Bernie Sanders, has offered a plan of his own, revolving around $1 trillion in direct spending on projects.
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Elsewhere, they are asking not to include drawings from a £23m, 6.5-year multicurrency revolving credit facility when calculating leverage.
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Lower margins and the impact of the new revolving credit card regulations on pricing were offset by higher fee income.
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Jail has been a revolving door for Katt recently, and he says it has nothing to do with alleged crimes.
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Expectations are that Sprint will address the revolving credit facility maturity in the coming months before the revolver becomes current.
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Recognizing this, ethnic nationalist movements have found that there are many advantages in revolving their efforts around environmental political campaigns.
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Liberal party member Warren Entsch said after the leadership vote: "This revolving door of prime ministers has got to stop".
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The full report, "Revolving Credit Facility Performance in Bankruptcy: U.S. Corporate Revolver Utilization and Recovery Rates," is available at www.fitchratings.
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Unlike every other New York Housewife, Tinsley doesn't have any major alliances other than Revolving Door Grey Gardens roomie Sonja.
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Mack-Cali Realty, L.P. --IDR at 'BB+'; --Unsecured revolving credit facility at 'BB+'/'RR4'; --Senior unsecured notes at 'BB+'/'RR2908'.
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In addition to cutting revolving credit access, and holding more reserves to buffer losses, banks are seen adding new protections.
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Activists said they smashed the glass of a revolving door and caused more than 6,000 pounds ($7,900) worth of damage.
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Shaub's job is to translate Trump's ethics rules attempting to crack down on the revolving door into an enforceable policy.
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As a result, Twitter's VP of product role has been a revolving door ever since its IPO in late 2013.
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The revolving credit facility, which is currently unused, is unsecured and is guaranteed by eight of CIT's domestic operating subsidiaries.
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BNP Paribas, ING, JP Morgan, Societe Generale and UniCredit led the financing, which also includes a €53m revolving credit facility.
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But the figures on meetings and revolving doors don't always show how Google maneuvers those relationships when facing a fight.
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Degauss was at IFA with a sales pitch revolving around having a fully customizable three-button remote for Android smartphones.
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For the first half of our band, it was a revolving lineup, and it was kind of my own show.
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TRAVELLERS at the airport in Inverness navigate a revolving door adorned with posters urging them to teach their children Gaelic.
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Playing Richard's suave co-conspirator, the "deep-revolving witty Buckingham," Rory Nolan provides a sharply observed portrait of political unctuousness.
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However, RUB28.1bn of debt was related to tranches under revolving credit facilities, which we expect to be extended upon maturity.
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The discussion revolving around sanctions typically centers on the narrow obsession with inflicting economic pain for the sake of retaliation.
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Mr. Devlin-Brown is the latest federal prosecutor to move through the so-called revolving door and land at Covington.
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That means strengthening ethics across all three branches of government, ending the revolving door in Washington and reining in lobbyists.
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Last year, Brazil's central bank regulated credit card debt, capping the usage period for revolving credit lines to one month.
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The Senate version of this legislation includes important funding for water infrastructure, including increased funding for state revolving loan funds.
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In the funniest farcical moment (not very), the three are stuck in a revolving door at the hospital's entrance. Yawn.
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The startup offers business-to-business (B2B) operations, and in July 2019 it secured a $200-million revolving credit facility.
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In 1989, the scope of the revolving door restriction was expanded to include members of Congress and their senior staff.
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According to new research in Nature, a second giant planet has been discovered revolving around a star called Beta Pictoris.
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Martin points to the revolving door of high level executives, a negative margin shift, and budding competitors entering the fray.
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From FY18 liquidity should be supported by consistent positive FCF and the EUR100 million revolving credit facility (undrawn at FYE17).
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The deal also includes a US$2800m revolving credit facility and a US$11m privately-placed second-lien term loan.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE of Texas.
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"Their rhetoric was always revolving around how they had to arm themselves in order to preserve the peace," he said.
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Mack's contract with the Hungarian government catapulted him into the top ranks of the revolving-door profiteers on K Street.
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LIQUIDITY In October 2017, AutoNation extended its $1.8 billion revolving credit facility's (RCF) maturity from December 2019 to October 2022.
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It is equally tight at the bottom where the so-called trap door is looking more like a revolving door.
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Peabody said that last month it reached the limit on its revolving credit line, borrowing the maximum of $945 million.
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If the door keeps revolving, and people are in and out, in and out, you don't have any institutional memory.
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The limitations on his everydays, however, are more abstract, revolving around available software, mental states, and above all else, time.
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Some reviews at the time were dismissive of the simple plot revolving around a serial killer stalking scantily clad women.
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"Revolving Cycles" does this quite well with our hopelessness and confusion but also, less usefully, with our defensiveness and weariness.
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NO more innocent children and teachers should have to die because of the lack of safety and control revolving guns.
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Given the revolving door at the White House, that would be a ton of people left out in the cold.
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Her mother, Barbara, had an eye for details and noticed the plaques, one on either side of the revolving doors.
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Hilton said earlier this month that it was drawing down a $1.75 billion revolving credit facility as a precautionary measure.
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On opening night last month, a handful of players performed on a white revolving stage set against a shimmering curtain.
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It added that on Monday, "in an abundance of caution," it drew down $950 million from its revolving credit facility.
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Austria, officially neutral, has always had close ties to Moscow and takes over the revolving European Union presidency next month.
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The episode revolving around the New Statesman article, in the last year of his life, left Mr. Scruton feeling bruised.
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It has previously imposed a cap on debit card fees paid by merchants and adjusted rules on revolving credit lines.
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Monday's announcement inspired lots of quips about the revolving door between the Trump White House and the Murdoch media empire.
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Even for an administration that has been a revolving door since Day 1, this has become a season of turmoil.
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The club's main entrance had a revolving door, which jammed due to the volume of people trying to get out.
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Bennet, who has introduced the Close the Revolving Door Act in every Congress since 2010, is introducing it with Sens.
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More than 40 percent of Europe's young people are now stuck in a revolving door of low-paid, temporary work.
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Portier isn't the only one in the IARC's revolving door of activist groups and those who profit by disparaging chemicals.
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The deal included an ESG-linked pricing mechanism on undrawn capex and revolving credit facilities that was signed in May.
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There is also a US$500m revolving credit facility, which Bank of America Merrill Lynch has joined, the sources said.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R-Texas).
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Trump's presidency has indeed involved a revolving cast of lawyers — both personal and official attorneys representing the businessman-turned-politician.
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In addition, two subsidiaries of Cogeco benefit from a revolving facility of USD0003 million of which USD95 million was borrowed.
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The financing will comprise a €490m term loan B, a €110m second-lien loan and a €90m revolving credit facility.
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Noble said the two deals would likely allow it to retire two secured revolving credit facilities which totaled $3 billion.
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Fitch has also affirmed the 'BBB-' issue specific ratings assigned to the company's senior unsecured debt and revolving credit facility.
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"It's the classic revolving door," said Scott Amey, who leads investigations into government contracts for the Project on Government Oversight.
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On Tuesday, Brazil's Vale SA said it will draw $5 billion from its revolving credit lines to strengthen its liquidity.
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The building is named Graffiti House for the revolving curated works by artists associated with the Ad Hoc Art community.
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The numbers on a clock above the stage, previously unnoticed by the audience, starts revolving at a slow, dreamlike pace.
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The premiere production of "L'Africaine," after Meyerbeer's death, featured the first completely revolving stage set and a fantastically realistic shipwreck.
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The revolving door between elected office and K Street may lead some politicians to do favors for their future employers.
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He described them as "militia, non-descript, not in uniform", with battlefield tactics revolving around sniper fire and mine-laying.
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The Budget includes $2.3 billion for the State Revolving Funds, a $4 million increase over the 2017 annualized CR level.
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By this, he meant the revolving door between people who leave the regulatory agencies to work for industry and vice versa.
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Your credit score is calculated using a number of factors, including your credit-card balance, also known as your revolving debt.
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Dora's Hispanic identity is an important part of the show, with much of its educational output revolving around the Spanish language.
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Instead of revolving around a particular hero, like The CW's Arrow, the sitcom follows the people who clean up their messes.
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I also want to see and hope to contribute to more diverse dialogue, especially revolving around emotional health and environmental impact.
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The debt package will include a US$60m asset-based revolving credit facility, which will be undrawn at close, they said.
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The biggest refinancing of the quarter was an amend-and-extend of Italian car maker FCA Group existing revolving credit facility.
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There is also a €400m six-year revolving credit facility, guided to pay 325bp over Euribor/Libor with a 0% floor.
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The concept revolving around George—in some ways, the very embodiment of lovable mediocrity—would be lost in anything too spectacular.
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If you're trying to clean up your finances, this kind of revolving debt should be viewed as public enemy No. 1.
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The walls of the coffee shop, located in the town's trendy Waterfront District, served as a revolving gallery for local artists.
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Jeff Hauser is the founder and executive director of the Revolving Door Project at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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Instead, everyone is alive and begrudgingly revolving around in the same Illinois home we saw over the original run's nine seasons.
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"Management of the product and engineering groups has been a revolving door, but Weil was heralded as the antidote," Sanderson said.
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Elaborate visual effects are projected onto a screen; a revolving set serves variously as ship's cabin, tropical jungle and mountain range.
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And we weren't alone; there were hundreds, thousands, of us, our use of Google+ revolving around our love of roleplaying games.
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Mr. Hartley unsnapped the elastomer bracelet on his Rolex Daytona and slipped the Tudor on, revolving his wrist back and forth.
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In other words, the impeachment saga revolving around Trump remains as much an electoral question as it does a legal one.
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Fitch views the partner capital contribution and the paydown of the revolving credit facility as important mitigants to immediate rating pressure.
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Spirit Realty L.P. --Senior unsecured revolving credit facility at 'BBB-'; --Senior unsecured term loan at 'BBB-'; --Senior unsecured notes at 'BBB-'.
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LIQUIDITY Kellogg's $2.4 billion liquidity included its undrawn $2 billion revolving bank facility plus $20163 million cash and equivalents at Jan.
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This revolving door often allows officers to work on the systems they use on their frequent reserve stints back in uniform.
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For the pro, born Jonathan Valena, the decision to set up shop amidst a revolving door of international visitors wasn't hard.
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Aptean is raising an extra US$100m for general corporate purposes, including the ability to repay revolving credit debt and acquisitions.
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Internally, the company has, in recent months, had a revolving door of executives, with one major name leaving after the next,.
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Those acquisitions, a revolving door of venture capital investment and an eventual IPO are all part of WeWork's world domination plan.
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"This instrument could be designed as a revolving fund, which can be used, and used again in future crises," he said.
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HCN's primary source of liquidity is its $20153 billion unsecured revolving credit facility due 2018 with a one-year extension option.
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In order to maintain a $4 billion revolving credit line, Chesapeake agreed to a $500 million minimum liquidity covenant in April.
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It's emblematic of the revolving door between the upper echelons of the United States government and powerful Silicon Valley technology companies.
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To transition, then, to Green Room, where did this idea of a film revolving around punks versus Nazi skins first blossom?
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The cross-border financing comprises a US$900m term loan, an €820m term loan, and a US$250m revolving credit facility.
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The first maturity is not until 2018, when the revolving facilities mature, while the first outstanding debt facility repays in 2020.
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We play two hours of all audience requests from a revolving list of about 300 songs from the '60s and '70s.
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The series involves a revolving cast of Rooster Teeth employees who play video games extremely poorly for the Achievement Hunter channel.
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This revolving door of guests who pop in and out of ASTROWORLD contribute to Scott's rep as the supreme function host.
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All Revolving tenants receive nearly $300,000 of equipment and furniture during their six-month stints, as well as mentoring from Lupoli.
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A revolving door between big corporations, lobbying firms, Congress, and regulatory agencies have allowed big companies to dismantle regulations from within.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trader Trafigura has signed a $5.1 billion European revolving credit facility aimed at financing its growing operations.
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Big budget films occasionally pass through MUBI's revolving door, but independent and arthouse films make up the bulk of its library.
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Their explosive growth has tapped their capital resources, and they haven't perfected the process of securitizing loans or using revolving credit.
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ANNOUNCES REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY INCREASE TO $1.36 BILLION * TRANSOCEAN LTD - TO INCREASE CAPACITY OF FACILITY TO $1.36 BILLION FROM $1.0 BILLION.
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The new credit facility consists of a US$550m six-year facility and a US$50m five-year revolving credit facility.
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We project the super senior revolving credit facility (RCF) of EUR30 million committed until April 13, will remain undrawn until maturity.
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I'm glad to say I've left all that behind and would never want to be stuck in that revolving door again.
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Women are forever repeating each other's actions: getting out of a car with a spinning gesture, walking through a revolving door.
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As of 31 March 2017, the company has undrawn revolving loan facilities amounting to USD420 million and maturing in June 2022.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity Profile: At June 30, 2017, the company did not have any drawings on its revolving credit facility (RCF).
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"Apple has found a narrative revolving around capital allocation," wrote independent analyst Neil Cybart, who has a blog called Above Avalon.
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A Frank Ocean song usually contains no more than two instruments, lyrics revolving around nostalgia, loneliness, and different names for weed.
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The Elephant Super Car Wash, with its revolving pink sign dating from an earlier era, is only a few blocks away.
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The Mr. Christmas Revolving Santa Biplane navigates by the bright North Star to help Santa deliver presents for under the tree.
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Revolving credit typically comes with a higher interest rate than an installment loan, such as a mortgage or an auto loan.
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Over the last two to three seasons, the show has shed almost all of its themes, particularly those revolving around power.
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The recovery ratings include a GBP50 million super-senior revolving credit facility, which Fitch does not expect to be immediately drawn.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity Profile: At June 30, 2016 the company did not have any drawings on its revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Dollano later created another version of the typeface in an entirely synchronized palette revolving around shades of turquoise, yellow, and green.
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They should definitely look into a wage increase, but as I understand it, it's possible that they like the revolving door.
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On the campaign trail in 2007, Barack Obama frequently condemned the "revolving door" of Washington in terms strikingly similar to Trump.
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The company is picking up $200 million from Credit Suisse in a revolving credit facility that it will use for loans.
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And the consistent revolving door at the top, with COO Adam Bain also leaving earlier this year, probably also isn't helping.
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This year, China Development Bank approved a $300 million revolving loan, which will provide working capital for three years, Silva said.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R), and Rep.
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Macy's said Friday that it has fully drawn its $1.5 billion revolving credit facility, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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German utility RWE signed a €5bn (US$5.69bn) revolving credit facility in April, which renewed and increased an existing €3bn facility.
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Outside, protesters and camera crews have jostled as Trump associates enter and exit through revolving doors familiar to cable news junkies.
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"Any time I see two people sharing one slot in a revolving door, I have to take a picture," he said.
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Nationals 9, Mets 4 WASHINGTON — The revolving door that is the Mets' battered roster spun a few more times on Saturday.
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To critics, this revolving door fuels a perception of coziness between the defense bar and the prosecutors they face off against.
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In the two years I worked for him there was a revolving cast of paralegals who shared the cubicle with me.
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I returned his smile, and rather than exit appropriately, we did a complete turn in the revolving door and then another.
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Miller is unique because, as officials have come and gone through the revolving door of the Trump administration, he has remained.
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"What I'm worried about right now at the White House is the revolving door -- it's spinning like a top," Pelosi said.
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Saint Nicole and Jacques Frost are joined by a revolving door of guests that includes Maya Rudolph in her holiday best.
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Mr. Whedon is "nearing a deal to write, direct and produce" a movie revolving around the DC Comics character, Variety said.
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Life Storage LP --IDR at 'BBB'; --Unsecured revolving credit facility at 'BBB'; --Unsecured term notes at 'BBB'; --Unsecured bonds at 'BBB'.
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Greensill, a UK based provider of working capital finance, will offer a secured revolving credit facility and supply chain financing facility.
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Jeff Hauser, a long time progressive activist, runs the Revolving Door Project, an effort to increase scrutiny on executive branch appointments.
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On Tuesday he begins a weekly residency at Jazz Standard, continuing through April, with a revolving cast of mostly young musicians.
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Some clients also leave their luxury goods with Lux Exchange for a service that acts like a revolving line of credit.
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According to people with knowledge of the process, it's mostly the latter, with the main stumbling block still revolving around price.
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Smarter Living: Revolving doors were invented during the late 19th century to cut back on fumes and dirt in larger buildings.
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Then, out of nowhere, they reappear as a giant revolving figure made out of multiple concentric chains, traveling in opposite directions.
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A Connecticut-based company called Macton built the bulk of America's revolving restaurants — more than 100 — during the trend's glory days.
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Twitter has been a revolving door of executives for years; it's hard to sustain momentum when you're always swapping out bosses.
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Given the revolving all-star cast of producers, each curating a different track, no one sonic template is unique to her.
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The designs reveal a self-operating quadcopter made of pine, equipped with revolving platforms and a parachute-like form for flight.
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Elliott said in merger documents it is financing the deal with a $700 million asset-based revolving credit facility from Wells Fargo Bank, National Association and Bank of America and a $125 million "first-in, last-out" asset-based revolving credit facility from Wells Fargo Bank, National Association, Carlyle Global Credit Investment Management and Pathlight Capital Fund.
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Programs like the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund can be enhanced to continue to provide needed loans and grants to communities across the U.S. Congress and the Trump Administration can work together to establish a National Infrastructure Bank to provide low-cost public and private financing for infrastructure projects of regional significance.
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COM * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS INC - HAS NO MEANINGFUL MATURITIES DUE UNTIL 2024 * NATIONAL VISION - ELECTED TO BORROW REMAINING $146.3 MILLION IN AVAILABLE FUNDS UNDER REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS - WITH THE RECENT DRAW DOWN ON REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY, COMPANY HAS OVER $250.0 MILLION IN AVAILABLE CASH ON HAND Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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UPSIZES SENIOR REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY TO $300 MILLION * BRP GROUP - SUBSIDIARY AMENDED SENIOR REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, TO INCREASE COMMITTED LINE UNDER CREDIT FACILITY TO $300 MILLION * BRP GROUP INC - AS OF MARCH 13, HAVE OVER $280 MILLION IN CASH AND REVOLVER CAPACITY TO EXECUTE ON STRATEGIC PLAN Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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His development this season had been a revelation for a team that has featured a revolving door at quarterback over recent years.
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The average monthly rate on a credit card revolving loan is 16 percent, three times the level in other Latin American markets.
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"The revolving-door policy at key state-owned enterprises does little to instill investor confidence," said analyst Shaun Murison at IG Markets.
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The financing comprises a £450m first-lien loan, a £97m second-lien loan and a £100m revolving credit facility, the sources said.
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The class A and B notes are denominated in Swiss francs and pay fixed interest annually during a four-year revolving period.
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"To translate it to the physical world, you know when you go to a shop you've got a revolving door," Lyne continued.
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Like Trump, Obama campaigned on a vision of Washington reform, promising to target the revolving door of political service and lobbying jobs.
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There are already hints that Mueller's investigation is revolving more around Trump's attempts to impede the investigation rather than possible Russian collusion.
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No team exemplifies the failure and revolving door that the Vols have endured in the past decade quite like the Cleveland Browns.
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The case highlighted the so-called revolving door on Wall Street, in which regulators take jobs at the banks they formerly oversaw.
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Pro forma for the private placement, Fitch's actions affect $14.3 billion of total debt, including the $500 million revolving credit facility (RCF).
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It said it found 71 cases of revolving-door detentions, in which authorities kept on issuing orders to keep people behind bars.
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LIQUIDITY BC has ample liquidity on hand between $233 million in cash and nearly full availability under its $300 million revolving facility.
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Schmolz & Bickenbach agreed in January to buy Asco and used part of a 375 million euro revolving credit facility for the transaction.
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"The revolving-door policy at key state-owned enterprises does little to instil investor confidence," said analyst Shaun Murison at IG Markets.
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"Héroes Heridos" (2018) is a three-screen video installation that documents activists committed to a variety of social issues revolving around immigration.
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"There is nothing significant about 30% revolving utilization — it's relative," said Can Arkali, principal scientist of analytics and scores development at FICO.
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The whole thing might seem unbearably frivolous and unimportant, revolving as it does around Kardashians, a scorned celebrity lover, and social media.
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The company has a $30 million loan, and revolving credit lines for $25 million and $500 million, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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It emerged from bankruptcy in September 2017 with debt that included an $85 million term loan and $200 million revolving credit line.
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"This goes beyond the typical revolving-door story," the former Deutsche risk officer wrote in an opinion article for the Financial Times.
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They described her to me, so I watched her wait at the revolving door for people in front of her to exit.
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The owners lived in the master bedroom, and a revolving door of students, restaurant workers, and various personalities occupied the remaining room.
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The transaction is valued at USD650 million and will be financed with proceeds from its current committed long-term revolving credit facility.
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In the case of Clinton, a large portion of America saw the investigation as revolving around the private life of the President.
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The car will include functioning high-tech gadgets, like a revolving license plate, as seen in "Goldfinger," driven by actor Sean Connery.
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The use of revolving credit - which could amount to up to 500 percent in annual interest rates - was limited to one month.
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The group ended 220 with QAR180bn of cash and cash equivalents and a QAR21103bn undrawn revolving credit facility available until January 217.
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At 20 December 2015 073% of O'key's debt was long-term (RUB29bn) and most short-term debt maturities were revolving credit facilities.
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LIQUIDITY Host has a strong liquidity position that is underpinned by its committed revolving credit facility and retained cash flows from operations.
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The agreement itself focuses on halting military operations across the country as a prelude for further negotiations revolving around political power sharing.
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In January, Americans reached a record $1.023 trillion in revolving credit debt, which is mostly credit cards, according to the Federal Reserve.
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The "end result" of this whole system of pointers is usually an increasing balance on a revolving credit facility — a credit card.
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Celine Dion's dressing room at the Billboard Music Awards was virtually a revolving door of star power ... celebs simply couldn't get enough.
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" The song's lyrics, set to footage filmed around Kosovo, are particularly haunting: "Hey little children don't disappear/Lost upon a revolving wheel.
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Sprint has approximately $2.3 billion of secured capacity after netting the revolving facility, bridge commitments, 9.25% debentures and Export Development Canada loan.
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Few red cars that fit my parameters came up in the constantly revolving selection of lower-priced cars, but then one hit.
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