And really, you can never truly know everyone's schemes and counter-schemes.
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In another example, email schemes have become far more sophisticated than the "Nigerian prince" schemes of 15 or 20 years ago.
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Like pyramid schemes, Ponzi schemes are a type of investment fraud where existing investors are paid with funds from new investors.
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Individually, we are not saving enough in defined contribution schemes to match the benefits were might have got in final salary schemes.
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Beijing periodically clamp down on what it deems to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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Although much of his criminal activity involved executing financial schemes that benefited Mr. Manafort, he also devised schemes to enrich himself, they said.
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For instance, younger generations are much less likely than those older than them to have access to generous defined benefit pension schemes; according to the report, these schemes received average employer contributions of 15.8 percent, compared to 2.9 percent for defined contribution schemes.
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The model is new but has similarities to the Dutch pension system, where individual company pension schemes have been joining bigger, sector-wide schemes.
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Chinese regulators periodically clamp down on what they deem to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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Even a move to standardise the schemes is a concern for industry, who often use self-certification schemes over third party ones like Fairtrade.
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Moreover, both insurance schemes face the long-term problem that they were established to back DB schemes, often set up many decades ago by manufacturing firms.
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Many Jakartans approve of his urban-renewal schemes, but Islamists are not his only detractors: many oppose the evictions of slum-dwellers that his infrastructure schemes necessitate.
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Creagh asked in the letter if climate change risk was being considered by pension schemes at board level and what investment strategy changes they schemes were making.
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In America, which began to move away from defined-benefit schemes two decades ago, defined-contribution plans already account for the great majority of private-sector pension schemes.
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He took a keen interest in protecting the interests of small investors and cracked down on ponzi schemes by chit funds and collective investment schemes around the country.
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But while several states have schemes to give land to the rural poor, the high cost of land in India's cities has hamstrung slum redevelopment and affordable housing schemes.
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"Best Laid Schemes … " ends on a tragic note.
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The letter goes on to recommend the creation of "start-up friendly employee share ownership schemes," although it goes into little detail as to what those schemes should look like.
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"Our long-term plan is not to feature collector schemes as highly as they are today (but) we are where we are with these schemes at the moment," said Cain.
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As defined-benefit pension schemes become a thing of the past, people need to be encouraged to set aside enough money for their retirement, for example through auto-enrolment schemes.
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"It's just a little bit different; you're running against more base schemes than you are against nickel schemes so [it's] a little bit of change up for everybody," he said.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular in Britain as many schemes are in deficit.
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According to Berkeley economist Gabriel Zucman, individuals in the US are avoiding $36 billion through offshore tax schemes and US corporations are avoiding more than $130 billion through these schemes.
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In China's rapidly developing financial markets, regulators periodically crack down on what they deem to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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Ponzi schemes, named for con artist Charles Ponzi, are fraudulent schemes that involve paying earlier investors with more recent investors' money and representing it as a return on the investment.
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Momentum has slowed in the commercial construction market, with 40 new schemes started over the past six months, Deloitte's Winter 2016 survey showed, down from 51 schemes in its previous survey.
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The Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes and Protection of Depositors' Interests Bill, based on Britain's Financial Services Act, would create a committee to decide on whether deposit schemes should be investigated.
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"If you want to expand overseas, the government has various schemes to help you, but I just wonder how many SMEs know about these schemes and how to apply," he said.
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Their elaborate welfare schemes, the ones Bernie Sanders so admires, put the expenses of housing refugees and their families at a much higher level than the societies with more modest welfare schemes.
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But French rules on schemes like apprenticeships or subsidised job creation change faster than firms can fill in the forms, or decipher the alphabet soup of acronyms such schemes are known by.
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Defined-benefit schemes worked fine as long as stockmarkets were rising, enabling companies with such schemes to take "pension holidays"—putting a freeze on further contributions because their investments had done so well.
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Many are drawn to the IMN's schools and welfare schemes.
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They hide behind strange front groups and fake extortion schemes.
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My husband thinks I am plotting schemes to harm him!!!
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This is where alternative authentication schemes kick into high gear.
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Such schemes fall some way short of London's comprehensive model.
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Such gripes have not stopped employers from embracing such schemes.
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Trademarks, logos, promotional images and color schemes will be banned.
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More bad news on Network Rail's other schemes is expected.
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Obviously, Frank was beginning to get sloppy with his schemes.
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Carillion has a complex structure covering 14 different pension schemes.
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Corporate and government workers also make payments into supplementary schemes.
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Many of the original color schemes could also be inferred.
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It could be a way to avoid tax optimization schemes.
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It is also impossible to know whether these schemes work.
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The group allegedly ran two separate but related fraud schemes.
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If anything they want the government to help the schemes.
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Yet many schools are already turning to less punitive schemes.
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National insurance schemes would continue to provide funds alongside EDIS.
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Businesses see their ads and targeting schemes as proprietary secrets.
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Banks turn out to have engaged in widespread predatory schemes.
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These schemes originate from around the Persian Gulf and England.
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It is one of the largest green bond schemes globally.
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Schemes to help identify drone operators are planned in Europe.
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Eisenhower initially favored similar schemes, too, but Secretary Dulles believed
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London, Stockholm, Singpore, and Milan have enacted similar pricing schemes.
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Montgomery Burns is a powerful tycoon given to underhanded schemes.
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Bitfinex has denied being involved in any price manipulation schemes.
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Their ability to decipher clandestine schemes testifies to their genius.
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Similar schemes are in place in Scandinavia, Australia and Canada.
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"The grey schemes had the competitive advantage," another trader said.
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Other popular schemes seemed to rely on one main emotion.
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How can we blame Trump for an individual's violent schemes?
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Many turned out to be Ponzi schemes and other frauds.
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And who would get in on these lucrative privatization schemes?
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The team, growing desperate, came up with increasingly provocative schemes.
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"Those schemes cannot be implemented on the ground," he said.
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To be fair, not all premium schemes are created equal.
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Pyramid schemes often masquerade as these legal and legitimate businesses.
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Nicaragua's history is littered with dozens of failed canal schemes.
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But the authorities have disrupted 26 terrorist schemes since 26.
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I think Jimmy is the same way with his schemes.
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"There are people who fall for these (schemes)," Yang said.
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It was meant to disrupt business email compromise (BEC) schemes.
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See below for examples of fraud schemes targeting the elderly.
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Google has had far more success combating more straightforward schemes.
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Currently, there are 42 different pension schemes for different sectors.
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Companies have been forced to pay more into their schemes due to a decade of falling interest rates since the financial crisis, but Britain's schemes are still only 91 percent funded, the PPF said.
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In Britain for example, the shift away from the more munificent "defined benefit" schemes has seen active membership of such open private sector schemes fall to 0.5m in 2016 from 1.4m ten years earlier.
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Investments in trust schemes, infrastructure debt schemes, wealth management products and funds managed by insurers' asset management companies accounted for about 32% of its investments and 114% of its shareholders' equity at end-2016.
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Investments in trust schemes, infrastructure debt schemes, wealth management products and funds managed by insurers' asset management companies accounted for about 29% of its investments and 173% of its shareholders' equity at end-2015.
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"This is best achieved by prevention schemes in shops, for example a minimum purchase or sell-to age, proof of age schemes, negative licensing and fines for retailers and proxy purchasing," the spokesperson added.
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Arcadia will provide 210 million pounds of security over assets for its pension schemes to help close a funding deficit, while Tina Green would also contribute 100 million pounds to the schemes over three years.
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As he schemes to manipulate her into competing in pageants and she schemes to seduce him, I lost track of what we were supposed to find funny, or how any of this satirized fat-shaming.
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"We await notification that the associated schemes have entered PPF assessment," a spokeswoman said in an emailed statement, adding PPF would protect the pensions of people on Thomas Cooks defined benefit, or final salary, schemes.
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But relative to comparable schemes there are very few strings attached.
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It's no wonder none of Cobra Commander's schemes ever worked.[YouTube]
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Compared with most offshore tax-minimising schemes, this one is cheap.
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These days, mainland China remains the main market for most schemes.
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Running for public office was one of his most audacious schemes.
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So why don't workers in DC schemes put more money aside?
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Small investors usually pay most, even those in some DC schemes.
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Rather, it concerns whether any future relocation schemes should be allowed.
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His wordplay is epic, as are his delivery and rhyme schemes.
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Others feature hideous color schemes and ridiculous puns on their sites.
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Both are further charged with fraud schemes and tampering with evidence.
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There have also been government-backed schemes in Canada and India.
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Walmart says that some schemes, such as energy efficiency, cut costs.
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Future geoengineering schemes could integrate weather control systems and engineered nanoparticles.
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Many people ended up losing their life savings in these schemes.
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Also, steel is cheaper than the concrete used in other schemes.
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Such granular road-pricing is the logical conclusion of existing schemes.
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A recent count found that London already had over 50 schemes.
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Governments support drug development through grants, tax incentives or other schemes.
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PPC has tried to recoup unpaid bills with phased repayment schemes.
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Scammers behind major schemes may have been arrested for other crimes.
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Insurance companies flogged junk schemes to the poor or mentally disabled.
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And such schemes merely lower emissions; they do not reverse them.
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Many schemes have been funded with scant financial analysis by investors.
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Equifax says cyber-security is now factored into its pay schemes.
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Experts say that, increasingly, pyramid schemes are moving onto the internet.
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The schemes centers on "short sales" - the sale of borrowed shares.
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Some regulators say such schemes lack transparency and carry major risks.
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Phishers trick plenty of people with schemes that aren't so complex.
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Cybercriminals have found a new, soft target for mass extortion schemes.
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Prince Muhammad's schemes do not appear to be inspired by ideology.
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The get rich slowly schemes are not big sellers on infomercials.
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The soundtrack is lit and the color schemes are really beautiful.
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EFTA, in Tanzania, offers small businesses hire-purchase schemes for equipment.
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Funding schemes designed to spur rebuilding have in fact delayed it.
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Tycoons are particularly keen on schemes to cheat the grim reaper.
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Pyramid schemes compensate the act of recruiting others into the scheme.
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Grand schemes to remake society were tainted by Nazism and Bolshevism.
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GDC showcase, an exhibition devoted to games with alternative control schemes.
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We've already been doing that with some of our connectivity schemes.
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Some of those schemes amounted to fraud, according to the Times.
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But national schemes may prove insufficient to deal with multiple failures.
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A lot of brainpower was wasted on those anti-Castro schemes.
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These schemes often promise lofty returns with little or no risk.
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It falls outside the Collective Investment Schemes Control Act of 2002.
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It also has preset lighting schemes calibrated to relaxation and work.
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SMI provides financing to investors in public-private partnership (PPP) schemes.
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Various schemes were tried and failed until a consensus was reached.
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Similar guarantee schemes have been used by several EU member states.
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As tax schemes go, I-732 is fairly easy to understand.
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The Treasury Department is long overdue in focusing on such schemes.
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NBA offensive and defensive schemes or more intricate than ever before.
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VocaLink operates payments technology platforms on behalf of UK payment schemes.
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Archie is the mastermind who dreams up the group's evil schemes.
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The FBI also offers resources on reporting suspected email compromise schemes.
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Developers began all manner of schemes to meet the burgeoning demand.
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Both schemes will be running by the start of next week.
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He dealt with America's most precious secrets and schemes every day.
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Go deeper: Politicians are using fake news schemes to get elected
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We've got schemes and big ideas, weird shows and poetry readings.
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But as messaging schemes proliferate, they have been met with resistance.
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It's up there with the greatest Ponzi schemes of our lifetime.
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One of her cunning schemes, happily aborted, was to kill Mlle.
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Analysts say there are more bad offsetting schemes than good ones.
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Where will the money come from to fund disability employment schemes?
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D.C. is conducting a study to consider other congestion pricing schemes.
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Match and purchase paint to match exterior and interior color schemes.
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Airlines have discerned these preferences and arranged their pricing schemes accordingly.
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But such schemes perpetuate the weak payment culture, says Ms Xafa.
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The schemes may involve insuring implausible risks or duplicating commercial coverage.
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Take Nigeria, which has 13 federal and three state ID schemes.
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It includes "criminal schemes," another no-no, the corrections department said.
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Belichick is going back to his tapes and plots and schemes.
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Zitron, meanwhile, said he's seen similar schemes before in public relations.
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"They don't need fresh reformers because [the reformers] are destroying schemes and they need schemes to feed the political elite to be elected and that is the whole point with the ministries," the senior official said.
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Police investigated 5,983 schemes from January through September, an increase of 118 percent, with internet-based pyramid schemes on the rise, many involving virtual currencies, according to the report which cited the Ministry of Public Security.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of UK company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular as many schemes are in deficit and companies are looking to offload risk.
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From a distance, it can look like Sanders and Clinton are essentially squabbling over total hypotheticals, with him offering utopian schemes that can't possibly happen and her offering somewhat less utopian schemes that also can't happen.
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The problem is made more difficult because of the way that such benefit schemes were established and marketed to the public—as insurance schemes in which what you receive in benefits relates to what you put in.
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Short-time working schemes also helped to limit the damage to jobs.
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And the business is loaded with opportunity for schemes of all kinds.
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It ought to have some depth — subterfuge, secret meetings, grandiose evil schemes.
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Jourova said the EU cannot ban the schemes but can require changes.
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But really pension schemes is the big bet that Hibob is making.
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Prosecutors said the pay-to-play schemes grew out of that goal.
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It buys cocoa through external schemes and its own "Cocoa Horizons" programme.
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Regions including Beijing, Shanghai and Hebei have already published their tax schemes.
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It buys cocoa through external schemes and its own "Cocoa Horizons" program.
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Dana Rohrabacher, to sponsor legislation to boost ESOPs and employee ownership schemes.
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Earlier mayors have refused to put forward plans to finance transport schemes.
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We'll update this article once carriers have released their monthly pricing schemes.
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But last month such household solar schemes became its first disbursed investment.
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The company says it already has schemes in place for some materials.
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When the schemes are well run, seasonal migration can transform people's lives.
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It can be done remotely, an advance over card-based ID schemes.
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The number of unregistered foreign lobbying schemes currently in effect is unknown.
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These schemes still make up the bulk of most attacks, Arsenault said.
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"Ozark" has a mix of family troubles, money problems, and criminal schemes.
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Customers could be identified through their membership of loyalty schemes, for instance.
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They will need to shift to illicit schemes and donations to survive.
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Trump asked his colleague to investigate possible corruption schemes of previous administrations.
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Such low rates encourage large speculation schemes by Wall Street investment houses.
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These are some of the most ambitious schemes; many others lack bite.
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In the end, none of Curry's schemes to protect his home worked.
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Sometimes nefarious characters address the camera to divulge details of their schemes.
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They worry that Mr Magufuli's schemes often fail on all three counts.
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Even the movies' color schemes denote their diverging outlook on the universe.
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It's remarkably unclear even to the audience how deep his schemes go.
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And yet he keeps falling for their schemes, over and over again.
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But Chinese firms have diversified beyond such development schemes into commercial construction.
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Some schemes are abolished or run down when donor money dries up.
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More pragmatic reformers champion the broader take-up of two innovative schemes.
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It also encourages everyone, including migrants, to join local social-insurance schemes.
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The Hambantota schemes were vanity projects for the then-president, Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Brand impersonation attacks are especially crafty phishing schemes, according to the report.
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Basically, as you adopt the technology, it's married to our payment schemes.
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Even still, in-entertainment shopping schemes are no less shitty or disruptive.
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There is grave concern about fairness, international tax schemes and shell companies.
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Small hydroelectricity systems have been designed to power three of Tasmania's schemes.
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Madoff perpetrated one of the largest Ponzi schemes, estimated at $65 billion.
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Those schemes may offer fat refunds or threaten penalties for taxes owed.
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Some offer illegal immigrants loans to pay the fees for amnesty schemes.
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All told, nine defendants were charged for their roles in the schemes.
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The schemes comprise 5,105 active employees, 9,899 deferred members and 17,333 pensioners.
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BAD news for the members of American private final salary pension schemes.
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The number of schemes to help autistic people find work is growing.
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Pension schemes have long-term liabilities and thus should take more risks.
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But the government ought to worry more about its broken subsidy schemes.
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This is true, but past schemes have been significantly smaller than Virgin's.
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But the bother and expense of such schemes makes them a rarity.
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As yet, there is no federal law defining and punishing pyramid schemes.
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Any future murderous nuptials, and their color schemes, will surprise us, too.
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Since then, Iran has continued to skirt U.S. sanctions through convoluted schemes.
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Mr. Byrd knew from personal experience that his schemes sometimes required planning.
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The best carbon offsetting schemes are the least photogenic, according to Tyers.
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Such tax avoidance schemes have long been a thorn in Treasury's side.
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They quibbled with her professionalism, which had no place in their schemes.
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Some environmental groups, however, view ISPO as weaker than international certification schemes.
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More recent schemes have often had to deal with loosely structured outfits.
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Color swaths and curated schemes would simplify taking on a paint job.
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As for Combs's future schemes to become famous, we can only speculate.
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The troll group even ran elaborate schemes that involved recruiting unwitting Americans.
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Singapore declined to comment on whether Dyson benefited from any such schemes.
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He also claimed Olivarez was carrying out bogus schemes to enrich himself.
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Prescription drug markets are characterized by hidden prices and convoluted payment schemes.
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I thought they had some good angle block schemes on our guys.
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But it has various reserve schemes in place to meet potential shortfalls.
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It's just, these crazy schemes have been around for a long time.
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She has no children, but she has "mothered" a variety of schemes.
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Two basic types of encryption schemes are used on the internet today.
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The "northbound" quota through the connect schemes has rarely been maxed out.
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Canadian and American schemes for universal health care strongly resembled each other.
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Both schemes were tested in the late Soviet economy and both failed.
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These words become clandestine operators poking out from Jones's simple color schemes.
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You just move on from your schemes, you know what I mean?
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And 28 was a boom year for right-wing third-party schemes.
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How will jobs guarantee schemes be evaluated for cost-benefit or corruption?
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And both schemes had two Hollywood stars playing a role, prosecutors said.
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The law's effects became tangled in lawsuits, court rulings and financing schemes.
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The prose is baroque and rich with rhyme schemes and word play.
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Each room is done up with different color schemes and decorative features.
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The various schemes caused people to lose at least $758,265, prosecutors said.
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Floors are organized into "neighborhoods," with open staircases and unifying decorative schemes.
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The frequent changes have added up to numerous offensive schemes to learn.
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This is why so many people fall for get-rich-quick schemes.
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Micropayments haven't proven viable yet, and similar schemes have had limited traction.
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Frost was allegedly involved in two of the schemes, the SEC said.
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Employee ownership schemes are not wholly new to the contemporary policy discourse.
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Schemes were hatched in the repulsive latrines, where guards disdained to enter.
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Schemes were hatched in the repulsive latrines, where guards disdained to enter.
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The typical person loses $1,000 in these imposter schemes, the FTC said.
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Schemes to help them emulate Ms Buyondo's success have a mixed record.
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Like other poor countries, Ethiopia is experimenting with various social insurance schemes.
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As the Mueller probe made clear, investigating complex schemes is extraordinarily difficult.
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For example, don't allow compensation schemes to incentivize dangerous, high-risk behavior.
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Every year, far too many unsuspecting Americans fall victim to pyramid schemes.
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"Drug importation schemes expose Americans to potentially unsafe, counterfeit or adulterated medicines."
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Some cryptocurrency investors claim there have been a series of Ponzi Schemes.
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Some cryptocurrency investors claim there have been a series of Ponzi schemes.
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Such schemes can also be used to get around political donation limits.
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Airlines largely support CORSIA to avoid countries creating their own regional schemes.
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In Britain, most defined benefit pension schemes are shut to new members.
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It's unclear how aware she might have been of any tax schemes.
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Yet green QE and schemes like it are misguided, for three reasons.
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The two Spanish clubs are owned by their fans through membership schemes.
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The two Spanish clubs are owned by their fans through membership schemes.
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As much as I enjoy marshmallows, I really, really dislike MLM schemes.
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Pump-and-dump schemes can artificially inflate the value of a currency.
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It makes two big changes: This makes most tax evasion schemes pointless.
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I want to show that something positive comes out of such schemes.
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Many defined benefit schemes have been closed to employees joining a company and replaced with schemes which pay out according to how investments perform in financial markets, rather than based on a commitment to pay a certain amount.
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"We have made it very clear to the banking industry that we expect them to develop the functionality to allow the merchant to chose which payment rails it goes through, the international schemes or the EFTPOS schemes," Lowe said.
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The discovery shows that, unsurprisingly, dinosaurs evolved sophisticated schemes to camouflage themselves (which also implies they had good vision), and that, because similar camo schemes exist today, dinosaurs must have lived in environments similar to ones we see today.
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""As those four initial procurement schemes had already gone out to tender, we were unable to take part in these, but we will consider participating in future procurement schemes on the basis of public health requirements at the time.
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Bulk annuities, which involve the transfer to an insurer of company defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes, have become more popular in Britain as many schemes are in deficit and companies are seeking ways to offload the risk.
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Other cases involved the use of illegal robocalls to promote money-making schemes.
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Unlike other non-NATO schemes, it will focus on deployment in conflict zones.
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The sheer number of Chinese applicants has overwhelmed some of the RCBI schemes.
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These schemes support everything from solar, wind and biomass to hydro and geothermal.
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But, like a lot of Mayer's schemes, it did not work as planned.
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As far as schemes go, this seems like one that could actually happen.
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So maybe it's James Cameron who was taking notes on cheesy naming schemes.
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Harebrained Schemes declined an interview on the topic, but released a brief statement.
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There are schemes and technologies — overlay, secret sharing, blockchain, advanced signature systems, etc.
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Chinese officials promote schemes offering permanent residence to a few, exceptionally qualified foreigners.
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Stories of her schemes were published in Vanity Fair and New York Magazine.
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Some cryptocurrencies amount to Ponzi schemes, and unscrupulous ICO operators have swindled investors.
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Public retraining schemes used to be run jointly by unions and bosses' organisations.
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But hotels and airlines have historically used such schemes in slightly different ways.
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Kuczynski, a former investment banker, has denied any involvement in Odebrecht's kickback schemes.
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He promises such expensive schemes as a federal deportation force targeting "criminal aliens".
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Their various schemes are complicated and negotiated in coded language with little context.
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Since then, however, France has pushed lesser schemes to develop autonomous European forces.
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Lending schemes occasionally collapse in heaps of fraud, leaving participants penniless and angry.
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Such schemes, known as "inclusionary zoning", are increasingly common in progressive American cities.
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Their efforts are complemented by federal and state schemes for poor adolescent girls.
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But, there's more to Grey Anatomy than shirtless doctors and soapy hacker schemes.
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Gives Britain power to fund and implement reciprocal healthcare schemes and share data.
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Seemingly innocuous details of such schemes turned out to have far-reaching effects.
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Regional insurance schemes are a small step in the right direction (see article).
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But they help firms prepare for when governments do bring in pricing schemes.
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McFarland's schemes inflicted huge losses of over $26 million to over 100 victims.
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Within moments Bond is free, the villain's lair ablaze and his schemes thwarted.
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The causes can range from financial illiteracy to reckless spending to financial schemes.
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There are few automation schemes available for the Yale lock, though they're handy.
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In December, Jaitley's ministry warned cryptocurrency investors, likening such investments to Ponzi schemes.
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Local governments have been piling in with their own "Silk Road scholarship" schemes.
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UK pension schemes are increasingly investing money into the growing private debt market.
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This makes a mockery of new schemes promoting employment in the digital economy.
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Seeing the full range of Labour's schemes for worker empowerment established is unlikely.
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Apple's been trying to crack healthcare for years with schemes such as HealthKit.
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Labour governments from 1997 to 2010 poured cash into schemes for vulnerable children.
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As a teenager, John emulates his father's behavior and pursues his own schemes.
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The only thing left to prohibit paid prioritization schemes would likely be Congress.
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The maths that underlie post-quantum schemes have not been similarly battle-tested.
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Instead, his travels took him in search of other victims of pyramid schemes.
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Original investors' success is largely dependent on when they bought into the schemes.
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For properly programmed robot flunkies, the most recondite experimental schemes are a doddle.
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Sniffing herbs is often associated with new-age pseudoscience and multilevel marketing schemes.
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These schemes will change the internet slowly, and they might even seem boring.
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For example, color schemes would change to match the art of each album.
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Reforming city governments had weeded out the most blatant votes-for-favours schemes.
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Not many of Ms Abuta's colleagues are taking advantage of the company's schemes.
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The company has been shifting toward recurring revenue schemes as iPhone sales shrink.
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It was followed almost immediately by unrest linked to a collapsed pyramid schemes.
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Madoff pleaded guilty to 11 federal counts of fraudulent investment schemes in 2009.
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They're good at testing pricing schemes, even if they're still pretty lousy bookstores.
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Other single-sign-on schemes largely haven't added support for biometric authentication yet.
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He has also invested in life insurance policies, tax saving bonds and schemes.
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One of Moses's talents was an ability to find money for his schemes.
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MedMen also engaged in schemes to keep its stock price up, Parker claimed.
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But her track record on predatory higher education schemes is far from perfect.
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Grand schemes and sudden strokes of genius do not power automotive assembly lines.
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My god, the possibilities of more elaborate schemes to ask someone are horrifying.
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They've all been accused of illegal tax benefits and other tax evasion schemes.
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Another consideration that drives the colour schemes of sporting events is brand recognition.
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It's hard to describe oneself as a capitalist when participating in these schemes.
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National insurance schemes would continue to bear the brunt of a banking crisis.
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But mere resistance to the diabolical schemes of the enemy is not sufficient.
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Today Pakistan has one of the largest school-voucher schemes in the world.
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In the past, schemes might have relied on cameras to recognise number plates.
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Companies will have to explain their pay policies, particularly complex incentive schemes, better.
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With each logo change, the Rockets had very different designs and color schemes.
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In total, the SEC alleges $600 million has been raised in fraudulent schemes.
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He's been arrested 11 times for "prince-related schemes," according to the Times.
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I also noted in subsequent op-eds that cryptocurrencies essentially are Ponzi schemes.
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In total, the agency alleges $600 million has been raised in fraudulent schemes.
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Romance schemes are the most commonly reported fraud, according to the U.S. Army.
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Most seminars promote 'get rich quick' schemes, which rarely work for the masses.
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Their argument does nothing but avoid dealing with these gigantic tax-avoidance schemes.
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We still have courts, and many of them look askance on such schemes.
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All districting schemes create winners and losers, and the losers are rarely happy.
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Those in impoverished schemes and once-industrial areas decimated by Thatcher suffered most.
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States have imposed similar tax schemes upon tobacco companies with no constitutional infirmity.
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In this film, Tess (Roberts) plays an integral role in the group's schemes.
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By developing new encoding and compression schemes, they effectively doubled the system's capacity.
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He noted that similar schemes had floundered in the past for several reasons.
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The money is better spent on social welfare schemes to benefit more people.
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It said the company also benefited from tax schemes in Luxembourg and Belgium.
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Posing as a consultant, he helps ambitious small businesses try out preposterous schemes.
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Cybersecurity researchers study the concepts behind new malicious programs, or sophisticated infection schemes.
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"There should be schemes that grow the commercial industry in Lagos," Ajuluchuwku says.
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Thus our bodies, while being schemes of competing claims, refuse to fly apart.
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Other women who worked at the prison took part in similar smuggling schemes.
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Teams that lack foresight typically watch their schemes blow up in their faces.
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According to United States prosecutors, Mr. Ho took part in two bribery schemes.
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There, he meets Momo, a teenager ambitious and hungry for money-making schemes.
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We want to protect our values without falling victim to trashy corporate schemes.
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The data can be used for all sorts of schemes by sophisticated hackers.
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But the authorities have disrupted no fewer than 18 terrorist schemes since 2013.
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Did you watch these schemes unfold and what did you think of them?
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The Spy alternates between Cohen's risky schemes with Nadia's far more ordinary life.
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But even the best-laid schemes of haggis smugglers can quickly go awry.
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Nothing is concrete yet, and Comcast has a history of convoluted pricing schemes.
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In fake check schemes, criminals send checks to their victims, who deposit them.
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This staging is like a theater troupe's show, Wotan's schemes literalized as puppeteering.
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"Most frauds today tend to be accounting and/or Ponzi schemes," he said.
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You don't want to follow international law, European integration or anti-corruption schemes?
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It's the workaday version of the same technological salvationism that underlies geoengineering schemes.
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Partly as a result, many local authorities no longer support the marriage schemes.
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Payment fraud schemes are a rising problem, as hospices purposely bill patients inappropriately.
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But government schemes to retrain ex-combatants have not always been well run.
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If true, these schemes would constitute a blatant violation of the antitrust laws.
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Moreover, the scooters and bike schemes in fact make carless cities less elitist.
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The Brazilian system is an outlier compared to pension schemes in other countries.
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Whether an inquiry into the payout schemes will move the needle is unclear.
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The Agari researchers say they see variations on classic schemes every day new.
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We now know that some of these schemes work dramatically better than others.
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It provides a design language link even though the color schemes are different.
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Currently, there are 42 different schemes, and he wants to make it one.
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The Federal Trade Commission shut down multiple online moneymaking schemes involving cryptocurrency Friday.
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At the noisy end of the room, Graham was cheerfully encouraging improbable schemes.
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There's a lot of strange traffic-generation schemes going on in the background.
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The clothes are emblazoned with Kodak logos and color schemes from the '28s.
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It constructs pointlessly elaborate schemes — with which, say, Frank can steal a presidential election and reinstall himself as president — then assumes the couple's ruthless efficiency is so all-encompassing that the results of those schemes play out offscreen between episodes.
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The growth in the bulk annuity market in Britain comes as companies look to insulate themselves from exposure to pension schemes by getting insurers to take on the risk of part, or all, of their defined benefit or final salary schemes.
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"HRP are jumping on a bandwagon which is seeing employers engaging in a race to the bottom, ending good final salary schemes and replacing them with risky cheaper defined contribution schemes," said GMB regional organizer Michael Ainsley in a statement.
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While more than 1 million customers now pay lower charges than before, the FCA said progress was still unsatisfactory or unclear for 16 percent of the assets in contract-based schemes, and 15 percent of assets in trust-based schemes.
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Rent-to-own deals and collective ownership schemes can also expand choices, it added.
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Because they avoid transfers to the rich, such schemes are inherently cheaper than UBIs.
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Private firms may be best-placed to advise on, or even run, these schemes.
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They suggest that experts can design a better choice architecture based on incentive schemes.
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Once you are at the mercy of financial engineers and schemes, it is over.
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"Exposing schemes to the public is an important way to neutralize them," Rosenstein said.
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Its outspoken chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, is sceptical of relocation schemes and may propose alternatives.
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All across the halls vendors are running schemes to goad guests into online engagement.
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The shortcomings that San Antonio's schemes highlighted now have the hard look of fact.
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Frudacker is at the Yuma County Detention Center on multiple charges, including fraudulent schemes.
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Schemes in Russia and Singapore also failed to significantly boost birth rates, studies show.
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Social Security numbers and other personal information can be used in identity theft schemes.
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Unlike previous encryption schemes, Lauter's tool preserves the underlying mathematical structure of the data.
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Where that is not possible, crop insurance schemes will help farmers recovery, they said.
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Many places in Europe, America and Asia have adopted "pay-as-you-throw" schemes.
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Some doubt that state pension schemes will be solvent by the time they retire.
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During Mr Harper's laissez-faire reign, some provinces came up with their own schemes.
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There are problems with these schemes, notes Susan Dynarski of the University of Michigan.
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Advocates say that would give states more discretion to manage their own healthcare schemes.
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A drought would raise vegetable and pulse prices, requiring increased spending on welfare schemes.
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Tile did a nice job with the color schemes, despite them being slightly basic.
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On current trends, one of its insurance schemes will probably run dry by 20163.
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More regrettably, so have hints of big new infrastructure investments and house-building schemes.
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Critics say consumer offsetting schemes are not regulated and their efficiency can be variable.
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But critics say they are expensive, particularly for those schemes which are in deficit.
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A few local schemes have attempted to step in where the government has failed.
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Alternatively, consider gifting experiences or contributing to environmental programs, such as tree planting schemes.
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Democrats would therefore need a working Senate majority to get more ambitious schemes through.
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Sellers devise all manner of intricate schemes to frame their rivals, as Plansky experienced.
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The separate schemes outlined in the two indictments included some of the same players.
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Similar elaborate schemes were used in the December 2015 attack on Ukraine's power grid.
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Unfortunately this fact leads to one of John's most upsetting schemes of the series.
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He championed thousands of development initiatives, including irrigation projects, farming schemes and medical services.
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In voluntary schemes the sick buy lots of insurance whereas the healthy buy less.
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So, for now, let's leave them to select their wedding party and color schemes.
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The Obama administration has taken its own action to curb tax avoidance schemes lately.
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These aren't, for the most part, schemes you can set up in your backyard.
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This benefits schemes in London—densely packed with high-earning workers—against projects elsewhere.
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Other schemes are being tried out in American states such as California and Oregon.
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Many countries suffer from Ponzi schemes, which typically sell financial products offering extravagant rewards.
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His color schemes are often monochromatic—they treat the white cube like a theater.
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The Chinese committee voiced concern that some ICOs are financial scams and pyramid schemes.
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He did, however, see some success attacking Trump's more outlandish schemes, like Trump University.
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Too many cryptocurrency scammers have been exploiting Musk&aposs name to promote their schemes.
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The lack of sanctions means that kingpins behind failed deposit schemes are rarely punished.
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Around the world a funding crisis for pension schemes is coming to the boil.
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Quintis is one of the last remaining publicly listed managed investment schemes in Australia.
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There are all kinds of schemes based around flooding the store with "templatized" apps.
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January-March 2017: Various ministries make Aadhaar mandatory for welfare, pension, and employment schemes.
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Also, both California and Indiana have pre-existing statutory schemes favoring and incentivizing telemedicine.
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These schemes don't always work, though, and a number of users have been scammed.
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Third, these aggressive schemes distort competition and hurt individual taxpayers all over the world.
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The PPF is a lifeboat for pension schemes in Britain that run into trouble.
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They fail to plan, and charge into their insane schemes overeager and half-cocked.
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The biggest problem with the dam-building schemes is their lack of co-ordination.
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That would run counter to the government's introduction of auto-enrolment into pension schemes.
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They use co-pay schemes and other incentives to push patients towards cheaper medicines.
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New litigation schemes, like the one in the CREATES Act, are not the answer.
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It may be that these regulatory schemes are successfully limiting youth access to cannabis.
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The states' suit puts Glazer and Malek at the center of the alleged schemes.
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Prosecutors say Hoffman and his son Jacob were among the victims of Yohai's schemes.
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Both offered free open source versions of their tools, but favored different licensing schemes.
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No one winds up winning under these schemes except bureaucrats and the well connected.
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Treasury officials said the new regulations include anti-abuse safeguards to prevent such schemes.
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What we need to do is look at these asset-stripping schemes more skeptically.
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Authorities might demand that the buyout firm put more money into FirstGroup's pension schemes.
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In the 12 years before Vélib some 75 bike-share schemes were set up.
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Privacy advocates says the schemes are ineffective in battling terrorism while infringing people's privacy.
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Duelling visions of Europe's military future have given rise to a proliferation of schemes.
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He has friends, wild schemes for the future, a wicked, deadpan sense of humor.
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The Department of Justice said the schemes cost victims tens of millions of dollars.
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GDP plummeted, banks collapsed, and people lost their life savings in sprawling pyramid schemes.
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But with nationalist advisers at the fore, populist schemes will likely prevail, economists said.
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And the federal government wouldn't have to treat all state legalization schemes the same.
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They do the work together, though Sara is in charge of the color schemes.
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Typical antitrust collusion prosecutions involve price fixing, bid rigging, or market division/allocation schemes.
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Cohen implicated Trump in the payment schemes, but the president has denied any wrongdoing.
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We do that by starting with data and coding schemes as in this release.
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Dark color schemes, although trendy and design-friendly, are best used in larger areas.
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For the time being there are a handful of pilot schemes running in Spain.
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It also said it would suspend the voluntary top-up of staff pension schemes.
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Maybe parts of his riches were derived by marginally legal or illegal tax schemes.
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There is a fuzzy line between these utopian visions and get-rich-quick schemes.
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The ads are mostly government tenders for contracts as well as publicizing government schemes.
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He had to meet with the Raptors in hopes of better understanding their schemes.
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Create three color schemes, so that you have three colored pencil sketches total. 6.
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Today, things are better—there will be no brawls in Baltimore, no cooping schemes.
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The color schemes and production designs in the Hudson-Day comedies pulsate with whimsy.
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The scruffiness and the strange proportions have encouraged gutsy schemes by directors and designers.
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McLaren's report — which focused on Russian doping schemes beyond Sochi — identified about 1,000 athletes.
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Moreover, there were few foreign implications of Mr. Chávez' harebrained schemes or endless rhetoric.
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The gun unit's criminal schemes appear to have started at least five years ago.
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In their former lives, Nicole and Epstein might have steered clear of implausible schemes.
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This social compact should address worker priorities: health benefits, retirement schemes, education and training.
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This year, the number is likely to be much higher, as ransomware schemes multiply.
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Leaving them to self-regulate, they do things for their own profit-making schemes.
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Regulators plans to target others, including former executives, for their roles in the schemes.
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The crew's ability to casually craft such massive schemes is truly something to behold.
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At the same time, Israeli officials devised escape schemes and appealed to international organizations.
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China's financial hubs Shanghai and Shenzhen are now conducting trials on the two schemes.
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Recent schemes launched by Italy and Hungary received European Commission approval in February 2016.
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Telford Homes, for its part, has looked for refuge in build to rent schemes.
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Her proposal aims to curtail financial corruption and laundering schemes both domestically and internationally.
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Before long, Joe Burrow was in front of a board, mapping out protection schemes.
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Half the 291 cases brought in the past decade involved schemes promoting untraditional products.
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Here are some of the most prominent tax schemes and how to avoid them.
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Investigators seized evidence from Mr. Seleznev's computers of his various hacking and carding schemes.
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The $65-billion-a-year fund is one of the world's largest subsidy schemes.
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Are all his schemes to reform this agency and abolish that regulation utterly misguided?
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Communities will be offered support with savings-and-loans schemes, irrigation projects, and education.
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COPRA makes a partial step towards EFF's third priority: no "pay for privacy" schemes.
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Separately, the government is consulting on capping early exit charges in occupational pension schemes.
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"Fail" is whatever tenses the shoulders in empathy — wipeouts, face plants, schemes gone awry.
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Many of today's co-working offices have stylish interiors with un-beige color schemes.
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Wasting resources on "clean coal" schemes will only make it harder to move forward.
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After all, this is where con artists like Pierce put their schemes into action.
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Such schemes may require few civil engineers but they need plenty of social engineering.
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Now many new movies have to establish where they fit in larger narrative schemes.
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The GKN pension schemes comprise 5,105 active employees, 9,899 deferred members and 17,333 pensioners.
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Meanwhile, NEMA is encouraging innovative packaging schemes utilizing sisal, water hyacinth and papyrus reeds.
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Here are some red flags and tips to protect yourself from potential Ponzi schemes:
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Federal authorities said that she had engaged in similar schemes the two previous years.
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Beyond Seagal, various celebrities have been associated with cryptocurrency promotion schemes at various times.
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At the time, CBS New York wrote:The indictment said one or more of the defendants also engaged in other criminal schemes since 2007, including U.S. securities market manipulation schemes and the operation of at least a dozen Internet casinos that violated U.S. laws.
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The backdrop: Neither of Cohen's schemes in the online polls ended up being particularly successful.
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Hong Hao, chief strategist at BOCOM International, said there are concerns about market manipulation schemes.
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Even when Beth tries to create compromise in Randall's grand "perfectionist" schemes, she gets steamrolled.
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Eight bio-realistic color schemes allow anglers to match the craw's regional and molting variations.
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As a result, many health care fraud schemes are accompanied by sophisticated money laundering operations.
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But Canada closed its federal programme in 2014 (some provincial schemes, such as Quebec's, continue).
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Not every design worked, but the constant churn of schemes kept Houston defenders off balance.
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For UC Berkeley's Shaheen, cycle-sharing schemes are part of a wider shift in habits.
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But by helping with Bobby's revenge schemes, she's undermined any adherence to doctor-patient confidentiality.
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"The possible harm to investors, who get caught in these schemes, is great," he said.
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All of these schemes were given a thumbs-up by Insys executives, the complaint alleges.
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In February, Green paid 363 million pounds to plug a hole in BHS's pension schemes.
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Early this year it conducted a public consultation on what to do about CRBI schemes.
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It would not be subsidised through state health insurance schemes, Health Minister Andreas Xanthos said.
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Businesses are also grappling with a new requirement automatically to enroll employees in pension schemes.
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Victims of romance schemes, sometimes referred to as "sweetheart scams," lose an average of $6,20183.
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Construction began on 25 new central London office schemes in the six months ended Sept.
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The government could plough the newly created money into tax breaks and public-works schemes.
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In rich countries entitlement and allocation schemes largely came into being during times of abundance.
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Bocconi university's Perotti said such schemes risked entrenching poverty, by dissuading people from seeking work.
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The Baltic states have low business taxes, especially on small firms, alongside crafty formalisation schemes.
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On top of this, universities expect to have to increase their contributions to pension schemes.
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L). Two companies with large pension liabilities, but with schemes currently in surplus, Aviva (AV.
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A guy involved in the financial schemes now presides the Finance Commission in the Senate.
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Well established cycle-share schemes are also available in capitals such as London and Paris.
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Charon also has a list of naming schemes that include fictional vessels, destinations, and voyagers.
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A lack of oversight makes fraud schemes often hard to detect until it's too late.
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Ransomware schemes have become a lot more effective since the invention of Bitcoin in 2009.
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The first principle of conservatism is to be sceptical of pie-in-the-sky schemes.
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Lufthansa wants to cut staff costs by making pay more flexible and revamping pension schemes.
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You can counter those emissions by purchasing carbon credits or investing in carbon sequestration schemes.
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Many Democrats claim that such schemes subsidise big corporations, like Walmart, to pay low wages.
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Construction began on 32 new central London office schemes in the six months ended Sept.
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Frequent-flyer programmes, introduced in the 1970s, were the first examples of modern loyalty schemes.
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Similar schemes have been pursued for forest conservation, Brown said, but never for the oceans.
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Yet it beggars belief that other executives were not aware of Mr Ghosn's remuneration schemes.
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As of November 2017, the schemes that it covers had a collective deficit of £103.8bn.
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The first big update, World Effects, adds snazzy animations and color schemes to the maps.
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Digital technology means schemes are cheap to run, even allowing for the cost of prizes.
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These schemes seemed inspired by the government's lingering fear of being outflanked on the left.
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Unlike recent Indian bank-rescue schemes, the package is large enough to make a difference.
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Policymakers, educators and companies in several states are trying to promote innovative local training schemes.
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An off-budget 10.5 billion European Peace Facility to fund schemes with non-EU countries.
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Since then many more countries have followed suit with comprehensive health-insurance schemes (see chart).
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Maggie Lau, a professor at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said such schemes aren't always pragmatic.
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Hence an idea popular among policy wonks: to improve vocational schools and government training schemes.
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It's more likely that you'll get the same control schemes in a slightly different package.
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And all of the proposed quantum-resistant schemes imposed noticeable delays compared with conventional cryptography.
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They have paid for job-creation schemes and the construction of three hotels in Portsmouth.
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It is welcome, then, that the parties are vying to come up with better schemes.
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They cannot rely on brainwashing in an isolated location, as face-to-face schemes do.
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New schemes, created as part of the crypto-currency boom, aim to change all that.
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The change converts tax-deductible interest payments employed by the schemes into taxable stock dividends.
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Intellectual property licensing schemes for chips may not strike you as the most exciting thing.
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Salvini said the government was thinking of two or three tax reductions schemes for families.
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But Finland's capital will soon host schemes that appeal to more than beer-swilling sightseers.
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Private pension funds with expertise in infrastructure have a role to play in such schemes.
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Other schemes tend to be smaller, and often operate beyond the Department for Education's remit.
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It may still be lucrative for Chinese to engage in shady moneymaking schemes in Europe.
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The SEC was understandably concerned about the potential for Ponzi schemes and snake oil salesman.
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In fact, big government and centrally-planned schemes like the Paris deal are the problem.
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In your promo photos, the things you're posting on social media, and your color schemes.
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It also said that in many cases, the students were unaware of the cheating schemes.
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The company also agreed to surrender $51 million in profits it made from the schemes.
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But if we look beyond these tax avoidance schemes, how should multinationals really be taxed?
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Many of these schemes are in deficit and companies may look to offload that risk.
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Skewing that market with government-backed incentive schemes reduces efficiency, destroys competition, and undercuts quality.
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I love that the brand is stylish, cool, and that the color schemes are amazing.
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Zipcar, Hertz and Enterprise are among companies also running schemes in parts of the capital.
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Almost 21 farmers have already bought into ten irrigation schemes that are up and running.
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A decision on the winning schemes is due soon after a June 8 general election.
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These schemes should allow banks to remain profitable even in a negative interest rate environment.
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Separate new rules has meant automatic enrolment of about 10 million employees into pension schemes.
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Prosecutors criminally charged seven defendants in December 2016 over two alleged fraudulent schemes involving Platinum.
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In our meetings and letters, we decried broadband providers so called pay-for-privacy schemes.
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The detailed lyrics, boasting complex internal rhyming schemes, would become hallmarks of their musical union.
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Talk like this, out of rock-and-roll people, usually means projects, sidelines, interdisciplinary schemes.
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In these schemes, unions become the exclusive representatives of the providers, often by dubious means.
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But overtime, according to the FBI, the gangsters moved on to lucrative ransom kidnapping schemes.
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And, naturally, how will attackers plot to circumvent security AI to continue their nefarious schemes?
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Individuals can be the targets of internet extortion schemes by threatening to expose sensitive information.
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But the service is plagued by fake reviews, ghost listings, lead generation schemes and impersonators.
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Sponsorship schemes are an effective way to ensure traditionally sidelined groups get a fair shot.
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Often they include complex schemes, large dollar amounts, celebrities, or well-known Wall Street players.
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The schemes help everyone involved, said Andy Hewett, head of advocacy at Britain's Refugee Council.
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These REMS delay schemes cost the healthcare system $5.4 billion each year in lost savings.
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Pros: Solar power, water resistant, classic style, various color schemes availableCons: Large body, quirky styling
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The white watch face is also quite nice, though, if you dislike dark color schemes.
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Under the new rules, banks can't use loan restructuring schemes to delay recognizing bad debt.
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Moreover, matching fund schemes diminish the role of political parties, which are key moderating forces.
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Pyramid schemes, on the other hand, pay compensation for recruitment rather than for product sales.
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He added that he worries pharmacy benefit managers have been "complacent participants" in the schemes.
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Return schemes usually work with consumers paying an "upfront deposit" when they purchase a beverage.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Remains to be seen what it's going to do to the market schemes.
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Well, as more teams employ switch-heavy defensive schemes, isolation scoring will become more important.
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The differences between them have to do with supported compression schemes and allowed pixel depth.
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Prosecutors have said the various schemes Winick masterminded drew in investors from about 35 countries.
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The trustees of GKN's pension schemes said they were looking forward to working with Melrose.
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M.L.B. is now grappling with how to prevent similar electronic-based schemes in the future.
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VICE: You've been documenting the "condemned and disappearing housing schemes of the city" since 2007.
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This hampered irrigation schemes as well as businesses in the cities of Lilongwe and Blantyre.
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There are different schemes of work for oil supplied by the pipeline and in cargoes.
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This happens because suddenly the UK and the EU may be following different regulatory schemes.
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Prosecutors say Mr. Ho was involved in two bribery schemes for a Chinese energy company.
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Building these big schemes instead of going from case to case: these are ideological positions.
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Both Perón's and Chávez's court-packing schemes were legal, but they nevertheless destroyed judicial independence.
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"We had a few schemes for corners and for free kicks even then," Bergamaschi said.
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The Gates and Manafort schemes The questioning of Gates kicked off just before 403 a.m.
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And so the feckless schemes of the conservatives realized the violent dreams of the Nazis.
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Some airlines update paint schemes once every few years while others remain unchanged for decades.
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One of his publicity schemes was a train that he called the Death Valley Coyote.
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In addition to the online black markets, the authorities have been aggressively targeting cryptocurrency schemes.
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He writes these ideas off as far-left schemes meant to trick us into socialism.
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Last year, a government report linked this man, a union leader, to land-grabbing schemes.
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The European Union's farm program is one of the largest subsidy schemes in the world.
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As mentioned, illegal "pyramid schemes" generate money from recruiting new members rather than selling goods.
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The Justice Department said it had investigated the schemes and concluded the allegations were unwarranted.
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"Individuals who participate in such schemes could face criminal charges," the New York Fed said.
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Because H.R. 3409 gives cover to pyramid schemes, if enacted, bad operators will be emboldened.
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What about geoengineering schemes, like spraying aerosols in the atmosphere to reflect the sun's energy?
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Iranian nationals have sought to exploit these programs to facilitate sanctions-evasion schemes for years.
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But it borrowed heavily, and much of the money was used in questionable investment schemes.
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I sat through hours of sworn testimony exposing their convoluted schemes to avoid paying taxes.
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I do not say this in my defense, but, again, I was empty of schemes.
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Imposing blanket regulations that dictate pricing schemes is a solution in search of a problem.
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Nor have they been very successful at dealing with other offensive schemes thrown at them.
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Business and job opportunity schemes rounded out the top three with a $1,063 median loss.
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And that's one of the reasons we gel quite well with Harebrained Schemes as well.
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Many other countries deploy similar schemes, including Germany where 99% of plastic bottles are recycled.
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And the evidence shows that reward and return schemes are a powerful agent of change.
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His office described it as one of the largest ever Ponzi schemes charged in Maryland.
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Macron wants to merge public and private pension schemes into a single state-run system.
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Yes, safety net schemes differ, but they share this in common: provision of universal care.
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" He cited "the sadness of public housing schemes where some of our youth are damaged.
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The charge sheet, which you can read embedded in full below, describes schemes in which:
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But there's all kinds of schemes going on now, in Silicon Valley, on those issues.
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And there are plenty of very wealthy Americans who are surely implementing tax-avoidance schemes.
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These are very, very simplified examples; most corporate tax evasion schemes are vastly more complicated.
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Many who lost money in similar schemes have opted to eat their losses rather than risk trouble; those who haven't shake their heads smugly, and blame others for lending money in the first place, under schemes that should have seemed too good to be true.
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Schemes are underway to improve favelas in Rio de Janeiro and slums in Indonesia, for example.
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McCready, which said consumers can sue over supposedly collusive schemes that ended up costing them money.
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Voucher schemes, meanwhile, have been piloted in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, among other places.
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But success relative to the amount spent on it, or relative to other schemes, is hazier.
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THE SCHEMES of Maithripala Sirisena, the president of Sri Lanka, are blowing up in his face.
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These charging practices aren't the result of evil schemes on the part of hospital billing departments.
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Whereas past schemes have imposed lots of conditions, the new one is deliberately undemanding (see article).
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A quick comparison of the two sites reveals like page layouts, fonts, and product color schemes.
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this article mistakenly mischaracterized Gypsy's involvement in her mother's schemes.
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Click Learning tools on the Reading view toolbar to see the different color schemes on offer.
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He gives his dark side free rein and looks for others to recruit into his schemes.
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By far the biggest users of these "residence or citizenship by investment" (RCBI) schemes are Chinese.
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Most of the loan-restructuring schemes that the central bank is withdrawing have seen little success.
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This ballad, together with Jane Birkin, demonstrates how musical schemes are formed only to be undone.
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This week we saw a bunch of schemes to get self-driving cars on the road.
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To protect yourself from subscription schemes, the BBB recommends being weary of items offering free trials.
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The program is now in its fourth generation, and pilot schemes across Europe are offering encouragement.
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Among the many clever post-password authentication schemes currently under development is multi-touch gesture analysis.
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And despite their schemes and general inability to serve customers, they actually make out all right.
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McCullough has been practicing and getting daily coaching while getting up to speed on defensive schemes.
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The government is improving the administration of India's bewildering bunch of welfare schemes for the poor.
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Pyramid schemes are businesses created in such a way that you have to pay to join.
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Ministers have dropped hints that such visa schemes could be established in farming and other industries.
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This "perennial gale" of birth and death, not planners' schemes, is how technological advances are made.
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Similar schemes are run by Homeshare, a network of charities, operating in 16 countries, including Britain.
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Not just leadership and motivation would be in shorter supply, but also money for green schemes.
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But between DC and New Orleans, the stream was diverted into housing schemes and unnecessary roadworks.
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But many governments are trying to give greenery an extra push with compulsory waste-reduction schemes.
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Defined-contribution schemes avoid such problems for the companies by handing all the risks to employees.
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Mr Orban is hardly alone among central European leaders in his hostility to refugee-redistribution schemes.
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But many urbanites deride his madcap schemes, complete with glossy artists' impressions, to rebuild the country.
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Perhaps American businesses gained from schemes such as the Marshall Plan, by which Europe was rebuilt.
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Before long, MoviePass had announced and then quickly reneged on several schemes for growing revenue quickly.
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Soon after, easyJet began a campaign for frequent flyer schemes to be scrapped as "disguised bribery".
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Greed, he says, led him to invest in dodgy real-estate funds and tax-avoidance schemes.
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Past government schemes have tried to tackle this problem, but with far lower limits on payouts.
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Citizenship- and residence-for-sale schemes, typically charging between $100,000 and $2m, are booming (see article).
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Hong Kong stocks continued to benefit from Chinese money inflows via two cross-border investment schemes.
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Such schemes used to be thwarted by the difficulty of measuring exact fuel consumption on ships.
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But it's rare for perpetrators of ad fraud schemes to face criminal charges or serious consequences.
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A British exit from the EU would prevent Britain from being pulled into the EU's schemes.
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In 2015 and 2017, Dutch nationals of Iranian origin were killed in Iranian-backed assassination schemes.
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So the past four years have seen a surge in ransomware schemes striking unsuspecting PC users.
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Mandatory buybacks — which are effectively confiscation schemes — have been tried with more success in other countries.
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Large employers made a big fuss about providing apprenticeships and mentoring schemes, but few offer jobs.
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Jammeh also used a number of corrupt schemes to plunder state coffers for his personal gain.
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Zero-rating schemes and discriminatory pricing are just another tool to favor some applications over others.
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Other countries, such as the United Kingdom and Mexico, already have national taxation schemes in place.
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AT&T and Verizon, among others, are running zero-rating schemes that advantage their own content.
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All of the pieces are available in that most classic of color schemes: black and white.
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Ponzi schemes like Miller's pay a return to early investors with money raised from later ones.
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The government assigns them to Americans to monitor contributions to its pension and disability-benefits schemes.
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The schemes only finance a single type of upgrade at a time, such as loft insulation.
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He proposes to replace the conventional turbines of previous planned schemes with a much older technology.
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Players have tried all sorts of schemes to get into spawn island since launch, of course.
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The grand schemes of the mega-rich provoke excitement in some quarters and unease in others.
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Government officials in Napa, Sonoma, Santa Barbara and Ventura worry they might soon see similar schemes.
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What has not worked is military intervention, regime change, and grand schemes to reshape the region.
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His critics see it as clientelist populism: the new schemes are identified with the president himself.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: They appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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The PLSA's members include more than 1,300 UK pensions schemes with 1 trillion pounds in assets.
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Such schemes will be funded in part by modest cuts to cohesion funding and the CAP.
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True, if executive-pay schemes are poorly designed around EPS, they can artificially encourage buy-backs.
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Schemes to farm animals, which some said would undercut incentives to poach, have proved equally harmful.
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Critics of such schemes argue that alerting the cosmos to humanity's existence is a risky business.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's president, presented an ambitious plan to reform the country's publicly funded pension schemes.
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Many high-impact negative-emissions schemes make most sense in low-emitting countries, says Ms Wilcox.
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Trump and his fellow Republicans like to lambaste Clinton for her alleged "pay-for-play" schemes.
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Richer African countries such as Botswana and South Africa have operated welfare schemes for many years.
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Despite this, democracy promotion schemes continue on autopilot in many countries, shielded by multi-year budgets.
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The training schemes are Amazon's latest attempt to prove that it's taking care of its workers.
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The new cryptographic schemes generally require more computational grunt than the old sort, says Mr Sullivan.
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Annette Shepherd (Diane Lane) knows about Claire's reproductive history, and schemes to use it as leverage.
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Consumer advocates worry about the value of some pre-paid funeral packages and insurance schemes, however.
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Rather than run age-checking schemes itself, the BBFC will oversee their development by other organisations.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: they appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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In addition to jackfruit-planting, pig-fattening and tilapia-farming schemes are under way in Leyte.
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More recently, the commission has issued reports on bitcoin Ponzi schemes and best practices for ICOs.
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The bottom line: Philanthropy can't fund these schemes, only government is big enough to do that.
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In fact, what is interesting about European schemes for universal health insurance is precisely their variety.
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Doctors are mostly private, but the basic insurance schemes that provide universal coverage are government-funded.
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Trump's Foundation has come under scrutiny from investigators and Democrats over possible pay-for-play schemes.
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When officially available on August 28, the SN230 Pro+ will come in three different color schemes.
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A great deal of effort is currently going into devising schemes for practical, reliable quantum memory.
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These systems increasingly underpin platforms such as ride-sharing apps, security systems, and "social credit" schemes.
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Either way, the "set it and forget it" schemes of hardcore tax advocates are a fantasy.
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In 2008-11 the government put £78m ($144m) into schemes in Manchester and the Black Country.
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Companies and local governments in the US pursuing similar schemes will undoubtedly be watching with interest.
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Yet targeted businesses say many short campaigns waged this decade amount to "short and distort" schemes.
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Some companies that have built businesses around open source products are adopting controversial new licensing schemes.
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It reflects negative economic conditions that can't be hidden with new tax schemes or spending proposals.
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But many bank-friendly loopholes would remain open, allowing the same tax dodging schemes to persist.
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The two schemes will be monitored by the FCA and another regulator, the Prudential Regulation Authority.
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Bonus schemes mean her maximum level of variable remuneration will be 200 percent of basic salary.
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Hackers try to find novel ways to circumvent or undermine data encryption schemes all the time.
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The British Steel Pension Scheme is one of Britain's largest final salary schemes with 130,000 members.
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Third, health plans can coax doctors to stint on care through schemes of bonuses and penalties.
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The deal covers liabilities in one of British Airways' pension schemes, the Airways Pension Scheme (APS).
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That includes information about environmental harm, stances on foreign policy and tax schemes or economic bailouts.
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If Google follows past Android naming schemes, the Q will stand for some kind of dessert.
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But never count her out: she schemes her way into becoming leader a whole other way.
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Recent immigrants are particularly attractive to these schemes, as they promise easy money without higher education.
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One of its signature schemes is a rural support program designed to keep Ethiopians from starvation.
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For that reason, we are likely to see less open play and fewer adventurous attacking schemes.
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Tougher enforcement of existing trade schemes and reworking our existing deals are part of that program.
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Those zones should not be held back by the isolation that has bedevilled similar schemes elsewhere.
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He favours a small universal pension funded by an earmarked consumption tax, augmented by voluntary schemes.
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These are too often used as schemes to implement or expand politically unpopular, big-government policies.
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But in America, where health care is often provided through employment-based schemes, firms could benefit.
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Mr Schouwenaar hopes to pilot Fairbike next summer in Rotterdam, friendlier to such schemes than Amsterdam.
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The complaint also portrayed the defendants as trying to conceal the schemes, sometimes in unusual ways.
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The bourse said on Monday it would continue to broaden its connectivity schemes with the mainland.
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The new legislative power-grab schemes in Wisconsin and Michigan almost certainly will face court challenges.
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It is the Ponzi schemes, the byzantine corruption, the evangelical fervor and the consenting-adult depravity.
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"They have that stroke of genius that changes all your schemes," Venezuela Coach Rafael Dudamel said.
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Global regulators are trying to design schemes to winding failing CCP down in an orderly manner.
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He suggested, for example, that training schemes could help tomato growers become producers of tomato sauce.
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Credit schemes for small-scale farmers and subsidized access to technology could also help, he noted.
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The capital injections each year reflect a commitment to accelerate infrastructure development through various financing schemes.
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UTF and UTA solve the privacy problem that has existed with other schemes to eliminate passwords.
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Facebook's UK loss was swelled by charges for share incentive schemes, which have not yet vested.
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The Eye-Conic Multi-Finish Palettes launch this July and come in six different color schemes.
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But layering unaffordable regulatory schemes onto the American consumer ultimately damages both the economy and environment.
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It added that similar schemes were already in operation in countries including Denmark, Sweden and Germany.
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I mean, we can talk for a very long time about all these stupid philanthropy schemes.
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Other jurisdictions — like Mexico, Denmark, and even Berkeley, California — already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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The sanctions target 27 entities, 28 vessels and one individuals all involved in sanction evasion schemes.
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A few are more tentative and ephemeral, appearing as diagrams or schemes with a stark frontality.
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Under such schemes, distributors often make more money by recruiting agents than from actual product sales.
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Monochromatic color schemes are popular among celebrities, but this can make a space feel less homey.
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Such schemes tripped up the presidential candidates John Edwards in 2004 and Newt Gingrich in 2012.
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This approach could involve incorporating tax harmonization schemes into bilateral or multilateral trade agreements, for example.
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Trudeau's plan has primarily been to cajole the provinces to undertake more ambitious carbon pricing schemes.
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Mueller's team was also looking at evidence Manafort might have been involved in money laundering schemes.
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As a holder of gun permits in both states, I'm familiar with the firearms regulatory schemes.
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