He said borrowers serviced by Navient are 31 percent less likely to default than borrowers serviced by others.
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That's almost four times as many as were in serviced in 2012, when nonbank entities serviced 85033 percent of American mortgages.
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What liabilities must be serviced before shareholders get their profits?
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A ferry line that serviced the casino was also halted.
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But that online software is created, sold and serviced differently.
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The dark gray dots are those serviced by lead utilities.
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But, because it was factory sealed, it couldn't be serviced.
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Has it been serviced regularly and, if so, by whom?
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The last time it serviced its debt was on Sept.
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Women and women's issues are being serviced with a light touch.
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But the ideology he serviced will not be so easily contained.
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Venezuela and PDVSA bonds continue to be serviced, albeit with delays.
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Jumping into markets already serviced by established airlines can be difficult.
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Are Korean "comfort women" who "serviced" Japanese troops to be blamed?
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I, a fan, did not enjoy being serviced in that way.
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Residents pay taxes to Israel, but the camp is barely serviced.
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Demand can be generated online and serviced wherever convenient for the customer.
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It serviced or refunded the purchase of more than 1 million dressers.
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Assets and proceeds of the serviced portfolio remain on its balance sheet.
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"We have several thousand customers that need their equipment serviced," said Broderick.
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A key factor to the success of Navient-serviced borrowers is contact.
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And the character was no longer being serviced by Steve performing Kermit.
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Do you have contact information of professionals who previously serviced the home?
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He touted updates to agricultural, automobile, intellectual property and financial serviced provisions.
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Two more buildings — a hotel and serviced apartments — are preparing to open.
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Four Wood brothers — Glen, Leonard, Delano and Ray Lee — serviced Clark's Lotus.
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There is no spa on-site but serviced are offered in-room.
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Tesla owners had to do the same to get their vehicles serviced.
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Andover officials asked residents and businesses in gas-serviced neighborhoods to evacuate.
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The ability to be serviced saved the Hubble Space Telescope from disaster.
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New problem loans, broadly from restructured accounts, are still mostly being serviced.
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It supplies planes (serviced by American mechanics), weapons and intelligence to the Saudis.
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The longer the uncertainty goes on, the longer these loans must be serviced.
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In 2011, he took his computer to the Geek Squad to be serviced.
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Aldar is also focusing on affordable housing, which is under-serviced, he said.
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That's where you buy the car and that's where you get it serviced.
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The residences come with 24/7 concierges, security, valet parking and serviced apartments.
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"You could have a fleet of printers serviced by robot-mechanics," DeSimone said.
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The listing read, "Dot Ready full serviced," referring to the Department of Transportation.
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Carrier Ukraine International Airlines said the plane was last serviced two days ago.
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The genre of the mystery was the architecture that serviced the stages of grief.
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In 2014, the Lexington Medical Clinic serviced nearly 8,000 people, according to the story.
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Getting a broken iPhone, Mac, or iPad serviced remains a frustrating experience for many.
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"Warehousing is completely under-serviced and nothing has really changed," Kohli and Gupta said.
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He believes large exporters would rather deal with East Coast ports serviced by CSX.
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The employees said an X means that a customer should be serviced right away.
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They let and serviced a four-bedroom houseshare and it quickly and organically grew.
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In the early days of the Genius Bar, it primarily serviced customers with warranties.
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A Recode analysis of the Resy-OpenTable battle this fall found that while OpenTable serviced about 60 percent of the restaurants that took reservations this summer in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco, Resy only serviced about 10 percent of them.
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"I wouldn't recommend people use toys no longer being serviced with security updates," she said.
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Others more recently serviced will require inspections within 18 months, the FAA draft order said.
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He later worked in a strategic role, directing how student loans are serviced for borrowers.
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Ultimately, people will be able to get their cars serviced without ever leaving their home.
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It's been serviced and upgraded over time, but it's still an older piece of technology.
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"I saw the news and thought, that's crazy, I just serviced his car," he said.
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Travelers at airports serviced by BA are predictably flooding the company's Twitter account with complaints.
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The federated identity approach is already being serviced by companies such as Facebook and Google.
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If it does, try to back it up before you get it serviced or repaired.
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"This is the same vehicle CASA just completely serviced and repaired for him," Kondow continued.
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Fitch assumes these obligations will be serviced willingly by Catalonia and on a timely basis.
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The Four Seasons hotel and its serviced apartments are popular with mainland Chinese business executives.
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But such hedging focuses mainly on large multi-national companies serviced most closely by banks.
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The muddied fields of the M25, serviced to the children of acid house, for example.
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Cities serviced by WOW airlines include Barcelona, Berlin, Montreal, New York, Paris and Tel Aviv.
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Today: Homes are now serviced by Alexa-enabled devices, from speakers to home security systems.
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It takes years for that pattern to change, when many engines are deployed and serviced.
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If I'd bought it in the US, I couldn't have serviced it in Hong Kong.
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Many brands, like Omega, will cancel warranties if watches have been serviced by unauthorized dealers.
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The barbershops and diners that serviced the fur industry — owned by Greeks and Italians — vanished.
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With just a few visits to Serviced Huts, the pass more than pays for itself.
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The union wants Marriott to allow more time to clean rooms that aren't serviced daily.
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NASA wants to refuel or fix up orbiting satellites that weren't designed to be serviced.
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Ms. Wilson estimates the company serviced between 800 and 900 parties and conferences last year.
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And 60% of American electric customers are serviced by companies using CA systems, he said.
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McNeil said one day anyone may be able to have their car serviced by Lyft.
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One such site is a derelict railway yard that once serviced narrow-gauge coal trains.
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But the company wants to retain control over how its vehicles are serviced and repaired.
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All debt has been and is being serviced, GFG said of the bonds the guarantee underpins.
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"Traditional serviced offices are very soul-less with very small shared facilities," the ReWork CEO said.
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"We have to use reasonable efforts to get a customer serviced" under Title II, Stooke says.
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You can later use this backup to restore your phone after it's serviced or replaced. 5.
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But at four companies where Vanguard serviced retirement plans, its funds did not support any challenges.
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The more traditional serviced office space tends to be more conservative, with less interaction between tenants.
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HSBC serviced the loans of these borrowers, who later lost their homes between 2008 and 2012.
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As a result, the machines have been idled and the workers who serviced them, laid off.
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It would be shocking if that track isn't serviced to country radio as a crossover single.
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So are serviced apartment companies, English learning programs, and Audis, a popular car brand among Chinese.
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"All debt has been and is being serviced," GFG said of the bonds the guarantee underpins.
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This is your chance to get a fully tested and serviced set as a great price.
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Now, at least one key route is no longer serviced by any of our domestic airlines.
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AutoNation will offer an autonomous vehicle while a customer's vehicle is being serviced, per The Verge.
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Have your brakes inspected and serviced at the start of the season — and maybe again midwinter.
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They have 347 vehicles on the roads of Mumbai, with over 9100 calls for help serviced.
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I&aposve been in business for over five years and have serviced close to 200 clients.
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"Your client serviced this debt and counted as a debt collector at that time," she said.
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In the meantime, Samsung will give you a loaner device until your new phone is serviced.
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Another thing I need to get straight, WorkHouse isn't a serviced office (that's you told, Mum).
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The video, which was serviced to outlets around June, truly brought the catchy single to life.
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Miller had worked as Stone's "traveling aide and scheduler," and "serviced" Stone's web sites, Stone said.
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A. is working from home today to take care of life admin (take our motorcycle to get serviced, pick up our SUV from getting serviced, get his hair done, and do laundry — bless him and his flexible work) so him and the dog walk me to BART.
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That's because payment initiation is serviced via a direct relationship between the merchant and the customer's bank.
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Batten, we know, died alone from a dog bite in a modest serviced apartment in Palma, Majorca.
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If people use wood stoves, they added, be sure to also have that annually serviced and cleaned.
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It reportedly underwent "major repairs" in December 2014 and was last serviced in September of this year.
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The company is also eyeing more investments in the integrated development and serviced residences space in China.
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Its revenue rose nearly 15 percent thanks to strong performance in China and its serviced residence business.
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I never once had to have the bike serviced in the five months I've been riding it.
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Instead, it would alter the act to help prevent lawsuits over where Air Canada planes are serviced.
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The definition of a queue includes the clause "circumstances where load-out requests cannot be serviced immediately".
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Tesla recommends Model S and Model X owners have their cars serviced every year or 24,250 miles.
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Among the first recipients is Minneapolis-based Best Buy, which has long sold and serviced Apple products.
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"Look at them, they're not doing anything" he said, as the wait to be serviced drew longer.
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Fitch believes CCDG's debt will be ultimately serviced by the municipal government via subsidies and capital injections.
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The URA said those needing accommodation of less than three months can consider hotels and serviced apartments.
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The cause, however, is self-evident: The buses are too old and almost certainly too little serviced.
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He knows this personally: Mendels once left his car to be serviced at an auto mechanic's shop.
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It's not a perfect solution, as you'll need to live in an area serviced by Prime Now.
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PDVSA also told clients they could not send new tankers until the ships waiting to load were serviced.
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Most notably, the Wood Brothers introduced the choreographed pit stop, which modernized how cars were serviced, NASCAR reported.
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I didn't realize breakfast would be serviced and I feel terrible for not bringing cash for the tip.
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To that end, Welcome Pickups says that in 2018 the company serviced over 400,000 travellers in 32 destinations.
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The mining sites where the equipment will be deployed will be in locations scouted and serviced by Bitfury.
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"Not all trips are well-serviced by Uber," said Jahan Khanna, head of product for Uber's mobility division.
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That means companies continue to be serviced by a number of startups that have "live" customer service platforms.
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Solovyov, whose bank also holds a stake in M.Video as collateral, said that debt was being "stably serviced".
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FlexClub allows investors to go on the site and purchase a car (ultimately managed and serviced by FlexClub).
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He was a former deputy finance minister, and last serviced as director of the Mexican Social Security Institute.
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ON EARTH, valuable assets are serviced, upgraded and recycled; they are also protected and, now and then, attacked.
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It was a disaster, ruining both the neighborhoods it serviced and generating catastrophic traffic jams in every direction.
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"It's not quite so fast, but at least we can operate and customers can be serviced," he said.
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These mistaken beliefs create a growing trade in human remains, serviced by criminal gangs operating with increased impunity.
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The company said the plant was functioning well and the boiler, procured from Germany, had just been serviced.
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Xiao, who began his career selling imported computers, had lived for years in serviced apartments in Hong Kong.
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Around half a dozen armoured personnel vehicles were being serviced and scrubbed by troops in green T-shirts.
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For two decades, until his retirement about eight years ago, Mr. Michaels serviced radios for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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Those with battery issues outside of the AirPods' one-year warranty can be serviced for $49, MacRumors discovered.
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How many megabytes of memory space will be depleted just to contact those bloody, poor-serviced customer lines?
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Federal student loans are serviced by many different companies, and not all have top-notch customer service reps.
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"Consumers are now flexing their muscle to pick and choose how they want to be serviced," he said.
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At the time, they operated 44 cameras in a small suburb called Dunkeld and serviced 15 Johannesburg suburbs.
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The flight attendant serviced KE957, Korean Air's only scheduled service from Seoul to Tel Aviv, on February 15.
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The hotel is sophisticated but never felt stuffy or pretentious, and the grounds are well-serviced and photogenic.
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New York City is considering dockless bikes for areas that are not serviced by the Citi Bike program.
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Some 10 trucks are serviced daily by workmen who repair their mounted guns or fix protective metal plates.
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He nutmegged Luis Argudo then serviced the ball for the Gutierrez header on SKC's first shot on goal.
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The plane, built in Russia's Far East in August 2017, had been serviced as recently as April this year.
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BlackRock has about $5.1 trillion in assets that it manages, funds that are serviced by custodians, Dow Jones reported.
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According to Ford, some cars were improperly serviced for that recall, which is why they are issuing another one.
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The toilet facilities were being serviced regularly, but were accumulating the wear and tear accompanying constant, 24-hour use.
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In the U.S., Lyft's 315,000 active drivers performed seven million rides a month and serviced five million active passengers.
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We've serviced over 1,21 girls in real life, and our online presence has grown to include over 2800,000 followers.
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What worries observers is its similarity to Regus (now known as IWG), a pioneer of the serviced-office market.
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Customers still take delivery at Volvo dealerships, though, and have to have their vehicles serviced at one as well.
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Just to be on the safe side, though, we hear LAX is serviced by a number of reliable shuttles.
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"All of our lending is to the mid-market corporate sector," which is not as well serviced, he explained.
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Jumia serviced 4.3 million users and 81 thousand active sellers in the 14 countries it services since it started.
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Early on, the CBR focused on stemming shady capital outflows and purging "pocket banks" that serviced their owners' businesses.
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Developed by Deepwater Wind, the installation replaced diesel generators that once serviced the resorts of Block Island, Rhode Island.
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Canadian firms Onex and Brookfield pulled a joint bid for the serviced office provider at the beginning of February.
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The company is specifically putting this money toward cheaper oil changes, basic car maintenance, serviced car washes and more.
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The cable machine I used felt like it needed to be serviced, and created more resistance than felt natural.
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"Although serviced on a regular basis, reliability has decreased with failures increasing, especially in hot/humid environments," Stefanek said.
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Should someone ever send their bag back to Hermès to be serviced, it will return to its original craftsman.
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The business will be managed through a dedicated unit called Marriott One Media, serviced by Spark Foundry and SapientRazorfish.
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She had sexually serviced Ailes for years, she said, in part because he had blackmailed her with compromising videotapes.
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The plane, built in Russia's Far East in August 2017, had been serviced as recently as April this year.
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It's also designed to be more easily serviced and upgraded than other laptops, including an easily removable hard drive.
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Teslas are still prohibited from being sold or serviced in several states including New Mexico, Alabama and South Carolina.
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At first, Santander Consumer USA serviced the loans, collecting payments and pursuing borrowers who were behind in their payments.
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Indeed, 49 percent of loan balances serviced by Navient for the government are enrolled in income-driven repayment plans.
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It's a display wall of shoes with three elevator lifts serviced from a mezzanine level over the sale floor.
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Why do I have to pay so much money for my in-perfectly-good-shape watch to be serviced?
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You run into problems if you move or try to have the car serviced at another dealer in that case.
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Rio said the two new projects will be serviced by 34 existing haul trucks that are retrofitted with autonomous technology.
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"Odebrecht has fought hard and they've serviced debt longer than I thought they would," the emerging markets-focused investor said.
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"Russneft's debt to VTB is being serviced, the company is in good shape.. We don't have any issues," Solovyov said.
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Once upon a time, it looked like cloud-based serviced would become the central hub for analyzing all IoT data.
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The American Airlines plane engine dates from the 26s or 280s, and had been serviced by the airline, he said.
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In some cities, a few routes were not being serviced because drivers' destination preferences took supply away from certain routes.
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The American Airlines plane engine dates from the 1980s or 1990s, and had been serviced by the airline, he said.
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AutoNation will now begin to offer customers a Waymo vehicle instead of a loaner, while their own car is serviced.
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Mortgage companies licensed through NMLS originated $28500 billion in loans last year and serviced almost $6900 trillion worth of loans.
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I didn't want to live in a soulless serviced apartment, and hotels and Airbnbs were horrifically expensive for long stays.
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Go to Asia, go to Bangkok in the department store and you know what does it mean to be serviced.
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This would mean that Swiss investors such as pension funds and insurances could be serviced under one roof, Meier said.
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Japan has demonstrated to the world that modular building can be of very high quality, and serviced as industrial gadgets.
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Three years ago, United discontinued a Houston to Lagos, Nigeria, route that serviced travelers in the energy and oil industries.
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AutoNation will offer customers a Waymo, rather than a loaner car, to get around while their personal vehicles get serviced.
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If that individual had remained hidden from view, he may have waited until the airplane was not being loaded or serviced.
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Editor's note: The author of this article is no stranger to student loan debt, which was once serviced by Sallie Mae.
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Check the air conditioner Give your air conditioner a maintenance check, and have it serviced before the hot summer months hit.
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We need to make people in society aware that this is a community that has needs that need to be serviced.
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Xplore's products are sold and serviced on a global basis across the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific regions.
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Safety is paramount, so any condition which remotely adds risk can be serviced through a hybrid network while the technology improves.
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That includes engine electrification, artificial intelligence and advanced connectivity that would change how aircraft are developed, manufactured, flown, powered and serviced.
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"This should curtail spending slightly from the large agency-serviced brands which probably account for a quarter of spending on Google."
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And it's almost entirely serviced by one healthcare network, Renown Health, which is running the study alongside the Desert Research Institute.
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This isn't a fully-blown Google campus, instead the company has taken up space within a serviced office starting this week.
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Through the virtual reality headset, she's put into the body of a man being serviced by two young, red-headed girls.
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"These are the people who travel the most and are actually serviced the least," said Carol Costello, Lola's chief marketing officer.
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In addition, a larger portion of GCI's debt is recognised as debt by the Guangxi government and serviced by the government.
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Sophia agrees and heads to the studio to surprise Shane where she finds him being, erm, serviced by someone else already.
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That said, is there any way a two-hour film could have serviced this many villains enough to make them people?
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Why it's hot in 2019: The market for disruption to the business lending sector in Europe is vast and poorly serviced.
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The Hawaii routes will most likely be serviced by the airline's new planes and fly to and from the West Coast.
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There is no indication in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report that Wells Fargo disproportionately serviced more students with such needs.
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For many, the only option is to pitch a tent in one of the country's bulging and poorly serviced refugee camps.
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The green boxes are bolted to the ground, monitored, and "serviced multiple times a week," according to the Las Vegas Sun.
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Later, he had the watch serviced and the discs that display the date on the dial changed to modern Arabic numerals.
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Most flood policies come through the National Flood Insurance Program and are serviced by private insurers (like your home insurance company).
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There were around 70 companies still being serviced by EMB, he added; all had stopped taking credit card payments from customers.
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Later on, you'll have butler-serviced dinner in the dining room with the Earl and Countess of Grantham, I mean, Carnarvon.
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It's serviced by the on-site restaurant, Addikt, which should not be missed, with excellent American seasonal fare and craft cocktails.
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Ukraine International Airlines, which operated the plane, said that the jet was made in 2016 and had been serviced on Monday.
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Trump's first 2017 budget proposal eliminated the EPA's environmental justice program -- which serviced minority communities facing severe air and water pollution.
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Customers are licensed and serviced from Wire Switzerland; the software development team is in Berlin, Germany; and hosting remains in Europe.
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I learned that it is not serviced by the Palestinian Authority, nor by Israel, and that seemed very interesting to me.
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The song is exclusive to Amazon Music but has been serviced to 13 radio stations including Radio 1, the company said.
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The company has not made or serviced auto loans since 2010, and cooperated once alerted to the issue, the department added.
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Schaeffler has so far serviced all of the coupons on its existing PIK toggle notes with cash and not additional debt.
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It should hire a mechanical engineer to inspect the boiler and heating system, which may need to be cleaned or serviced.
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It started with a pair of buses in 2017, which serviced routes that the company's data said were underserved by public transit.
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As is always the case for winter driving, make sure your car is properly serviced and that you know your vehicle's limitations.
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"Paperclip is Hong Kong's first dedicated startup campus, which uniquely combines innovation programs with serviced offices and co-work space," he says.
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I've heard a lot of complaints by people who own them that they can't get them serviced, they have a harder time.
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There are people just not being serviced by our agencies so we have to fill in the gaps the best we can.
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Pai's address is serviced by both Comcast and Verizon, with Xfinity download speeds up to 200Mbps, and Fios speeds up to 500Mbps.
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The liabilities arising from related investment spending will be attributed to the fund, although this debt will be serviced by the sovereign.
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These features, aimed at millennials, may eventually be part of luxury apartments belonging to The Ascott, the world's largest serviced apartment conglomerate.
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They don't want to have to be completely kitted out in leather with all the latest gear, and getting the bike serviced.
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Unlike Liquid Robotics, they can't build a fleet or set up a waypoint halfway to Lisbon where the craft can be serviced.
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The Hubble telescope was serviced by astronauts on the space shuttle after its launch, keeping it functioning for more than two decades.
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It declined to go into detail on how they would be serviced, beyond saying it would be "by Russian specialists and contractors".
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Houston Fire Chief Samuel Peña said his department had responded to 22005,500 calls and have about 1,000 more waiting to be serviced.
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Vallejo was once a maritime hub that built ships during the second world war and serviced nuclear submarines during the Cold War.
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Serviced by a 1,200 m airstrip, other features on Itu Aba include a hospital, solar generators, a temple, wharf and a lighthouse.
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The director of the pediatric residency program at Hurley Medical Center, a teaching hospital that serviced children affected by the Flint, Mich.
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This was how I verified and contacted the first piano tuner, who said he never serviced Epstein's piano on Little St. James.
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Nissan, for example, said the tactic helped make more cars available for rent while a vehicle is being serviced by a dealer.
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The main problem with the space telescope is that, unlike the Hubble, it cannot be serviced after it is deployed in space.
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In Florida, where yachting is a multibillion-dollar industry, many yacht owners are looking abroad to have their boats serviced and refitted.
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Craig, who had serviced his own diesel truck for some 21 years, inspected both machines but couldn't find anything wrong with either.
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There are 25 percent fewer breakdowns and 60 percent fewer customer reports of problems than on elevators serviced on traditional maintenance schedules.
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Russian news agencies reported that the plane had been produced in 2017 and had been serviced as recently as April this year.
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This warehouse, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, serviced a lot of subscription boxes, so it needed more shelving for the larger boxes.
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Cafu says it has serviced over 760,000 customers since its launch in Dubai — and has ambitious plans to expand its footprint abroad.
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Originally, according to early accounts, the Eternal Light was serviced every 19803 days, but even so, it went dark a few times.
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Fatal road crashes are frequent in the East African country, often the result of lax law enforcement, poorly serviced vehicles and potholed roads.
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But then I think about what would happen if Huawei is driven out of the U.S. How would you get your laptop serviced?
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The restaurant is reservation-only, but we're greeted by the same waiter who serviced my family when we ate there on Christmas Day.
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Hastings said Netflix was exploring ways to start operating in China, a market already well-serviced by homegrown streaming businesses such as LeEco.
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The MTA has kept its repair plans under wraps for months, leaving straphangers serviced by the L train anxious about their future commutes.
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But regardless of outcomes, borrowers should regularly check their student loan accounts to make sure their loans are being serviced correctly, she says.
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We don't know if this is a place to park your children while being serviced or a "playroom" for the children of employees.
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"We say static site it's not like 1994 where sites were static, 99.9% of sites serviced by Netlify are very dynamic," Biilmann said.
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Both MSC and Maersk have serviced Iran via third-party feeder ships from transhipment hubs in Jebel Ali in the United Arab Emirates.
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Neither company said in recent public filings which customers are serviced from El Salvador, but Convergys counts AT&T as its biggest client.
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Some 22014 political figures have links to firms serviced by Mossack, either directly or through family, friends or associates, according to the ICIJ.
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That's when he co-founded a securities and investment broker-dealer, Heptagon Group, which serviced the U.S. and Malka's home market of Venezuela.
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A source familiar with the matter insisted all of the candidates Ayers has serviced were aware of the financial arrangement behind his consulting.
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Ringing Bells has said that the phone comes with a one-year warranty and be serviced at over 650 centres across the country.
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"We just did things more efficiently — we serviced the customers, [and] we took care of all the people in the ballpark," he said.
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Because of the electrical outages, 17.6 percent of homes and businesses serviced by the Puerto Rico Aqueducts and Sewers Authority were without water.
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L) rocketed after the serviced office provider said it had received takeover approaches from three suitors, while on Tuesday Rupert Murdoch's Fox (FOXA.
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Savings of America (SOA), predecessor to the crisis-era lender Washington Mutual and the nation's largest S&L, owned and serviced the loan.
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She can still be sexy, if that's the aim; but when did you last get your wheels serviced by someone in a bikini?
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With an influx of consumer choices that prioritize flexibility and convenience, it's no surprise that there's demand for flexible, serviced real estate options.
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Surrounding Rosenborg is a network of buildings established to provide a place for those who serviced the castle to work, eat, and sleep.
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Since its opening in 2018, the dispensary has serviced thousands of customers, but it has struggled to hold on to a bank account.
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In 2009, the U.S. Secret Service found that a company serviced by Dowson's business with a Consett director had breached money-laundering laws.
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Sallie Mae Bank was not formed until 2005, only began making private student loans in 2006 and has never serviced federal student loans.
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This business segment is now 39 percent of the total UNICOR sales universe, despite being one of six sectors serviced by federal prisons.
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Instead of being serviced by ungainly rear-loaders, the receptacles are emptied day and night by workers scooting around in 22010 small carts.
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But if your loan doesn't happen to already be serviced by the firm that wins the bid, expect it to change hands again.
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The F.B.I. could ask Verizon, the cellular carrier by which Mr. Farook's phone was serviced, to give the agency more information on the phone.
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Mark Reilly, a 19-year-old mechanic at Super Stang Auto Body in Central Islip, New York, where Ford's girlfriend's car was being serviced.
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Future updates will arrive in March or September each year, and Microsoft says each feature release will be serviced and supported for 18 months.
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"Cosi creates a new category, but the closest direct competitors include smaller boutique hotels or traditional local serviced apartment operators for tourists," says Gaiser.
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Also, if you repair your phone with "unauthorized modifications" you likely won't be serviced by Apple and might have to buy a new device.
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According to Chinese state-run news organization China Daily, Alibaba serviced 4.2 million African customers through its AliExpress services since it entered the continent.
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The Mannheim-based group is scrambling to adjust to upheavals in the energy industry that led to fewer petrochemical plants being built and serviced.
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Luna says during that summer he learned Comcast was expanding into Weston Lakes, one of the two areas serviced by his now-defunct company.
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The San Jose to San Francisco route is already serviced by Caltrain, which is supposed to share its network with the high-speed train.
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Overall, the questions were detailed and should provide some insight into how data is serviced to third-party players by both Apple and Google.
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AutoNation will now be able to offer the AVs rather than a loaner car when the rider's own personal vehicle is being serviced, too.
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Her mid-sized sedan was only about four years old with just about 73,000 miles, Novak said, adding that it had been regularly serviced.
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More broadly — and something that likely attracted Cherry — is that the rental market is generally shifting towards the direction of furnished and serviced living.
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Serviced office space provider IWG shed 2 percent after saying it would close or refurbish some locations in certain markets and posted annual results.
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CapitaLand builds and sells homes as well as owns and operates assets such as shopping malls, serviced residences, offices and real estate investment trusts.
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Uptake, a CNBC Disruptor, launched its service with construction giant Caterpillar and has since serviced other companies like the energy unit of Berkshire Hathaway.
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"We will continue to differentiate ourselves by focusing on the needs of SMBs because they have historically been under serviced by traditional freight forwarders."
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Third, the extra debt would need to be serviced through future tax increases and spending cuts, which could undermine the bill's pro-growth objectives.
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When we have seen issues along the way, we've serviced them, we've dealt with them and I think today is another example of that.
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BMW regularly pays dealers to buy cars and keep them as demonstration models or lend them to customers who are having their vehicles serviced.
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British serviced office provider IWG jumped 3.2 percent after it said it was evaluating a possible cash offer from private equity firm Terra Firma.
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Some satellite locations are serviced once a month by a single doctor while one satellite is served by six doctors several times a month.
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Surprisingly, DHL has serviced the Democratic People's Republic of Korea since the late 1990s when it established an experimental delivery service in the country.
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He bragged about going to prostitutes as a young man, saying that doing so was the only way to get "serviced" in the 1950s.
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According to a Reuters analysis of corporate filings, at least 429 Consett residents have been or still are directors in companies serviced by Dowson.
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Ocwen had serviced the mortgage on a home that Christopher and Valerie Marino abandoned when they filed their Chapter 7 petition in March 2013.
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For that, property owners must turn to the NFIP, which backs flood policies sold and serviced by private insurers, including Allstate, Assurant and others.
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The goal appears to be to ensure its customers stay loyal and that all their needs, including health and medical, are serviced on Amazon.com.
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In many parts of the country, minibus taxis are the only viable transport option, as they cover routes not serviced by buses or trains.
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Shares in IWG shot up 21.3 percent after the British serviced office provider said it had been approached for a takeover by three rival suitors.
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The serviced launched nearly a year ago; already the company has some 130 staff, including 70 caregivers — including doctors — and a tech team of 30.
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Simply consider the lack of coverage, where vast rural areas are still under-serviced, or the inadequate pricing offers, given the continent's weak buying power.
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Investis, based around Lake Geneva in western Switzerland, owns property, including serviced apartments, valued at 857 million Swiss francs and also provides real estate services.
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Luna claims he had to take a job in another city and wasn't able to service his remaining customers in the other county he serviced.
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After a financial setback, the couple sought a loan modification from Bank of America, which serviced the loan, held by Bank of New York Mellon.
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Both Penang and Kuala Lumpur are serviced by airlines from around the world and have many reasonably priced hotel rooms and excellent public transportation systems.
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By partnering with banking institutions, Amazon could cater to a demographic that it is looking to capture, and banks themselves have historically not serviced well.
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Sonder, which rents serviced apartments akin to boutique hotels, has raised $225 million at a valuation north of $1 billion, the company announced this morning.
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As a result, the LME said the words "serviced immediately" should be interpreted as "delivered as soon as practically possible, acting vigorously and without delay".
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By this yardstick, Greece is worst, where almost one in two loans have not been serviced in three months, according to the European Banking Authority.
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The offshore projects will be serviced by 14 new underwater pipelines covering some 109 miles (175 km) to move the expected new streams of production.
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In many countries, one of the most common routes for repairing a car, or getting it serviced, is to use an independent garage or mechanic.
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Spicer added, "Paul Manafort who played a very limited role, for a very limited amount of time," even though Manafort serviced as the campaign's chairman.
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ART's 'BBB' Long-Term IDR is driven by its strong business risk profile, which is underpinned by its globally diversified portfolio of serviced residence properties.
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Before he restored internet service, he would physically take the pharmacy's server to a nearby town with online access to upload the prescriptions he'd serviced.
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Creditworthy federal student debt holders could be connected with available housing properties held by or serviced through the federal government or local county land banks.
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The first thing you need to do is get to a part of Brooklyn that isn't well-serviced by New York's world famous subway system.
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The firm, State Gold Treasure, said the money would be plowed into a real estate company building a luxury serviced-apartment complex here in Shanghai.
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As the technology evolves and improves, you will see greater numbers of rides being serviced by these, or these vehicles being dispatched to our passengers.
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C3.ai has helped the Air Force use sensors to apply predictive analytics to aircraft maintenance, so planes can be serviced before parts break down.
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For committed hut travelers, there are six-month ($65) and yearlong ($85) passes, which grant you unlimited access to most Basic, Standard and Serviced Huts.
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The guides preyed on trekkers when they were most vulnerable — trudging up remote trails, cold, wet, sick, confused and miles from any well-serviced towns.
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AccorHotels has the similarly serviced collection of homes called OneFineStay, though its year-end 2018 financial report indicated the investment had yet to pay off.
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Small businesses disappeared; ultraluxury condominiums followed, in some cases directly adjacent to public housing complexes whose residents lost many of the stores that serviced them.
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You may need to have it serviced, and many local repair companies will pick up and drop off a blower as part of the service.
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Nigeria, with Africa's largest economy, is trying to increase its ratio of foreign, dollar-serviced debt to local debt, in a bid to lower costs.
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For flood damage, property owners must turn to the NFIP, which backs flood policies sold and serviced by private insurers, including Allstate, Assurant and others.
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Those are cars that are less than three years old, generally have under 50,000 miles, and have been inspected and serviced by a franchise dealer.
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"Addresses an issue where touch input was unresponsive on some iPhone 6S displays because they were not serviced with genuine Apple parts," the update reads.
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I did find one the other day, it was like, "Whoa, look at you," and there was someone who serviced this, there's someone who built this.
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Previously, uBreakiFix repair store chain already serviced Samsung phones, but starting tomorrow uBreakiFix will provide free in-warranty repairs along with a range of service options.
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"There was a day when one of them walked in on him being serviced, whatever one wants to say, or enjoying himself, with another," says Krawcheck.
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She had expected them to be disgusting, but they were serviced multiple times per day and by porta-potty standards, things could be a lot worse.
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I started to realize there was a demand for this, and I wanted to create a space for like-minded women to come and be serviced.
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In one memorable Instagram story, Walker even documented how she sends her wigs out via Uber to be serviced when she can't get to the salon.
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I started my MBA in 2014 and the majority of my student loans were direct unsubsidized loans serviced by NelNet with a 6.21% fixed interest rate.
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Some men, the Journal reported, buy vintage mechanical watches but never get them serviced or repaired, or even wind them — they simply leave the watches dead.
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Fitch understands that many of the largest borrowers have not fully serviced principal or interest over a long period of time, aggravating TSB's asset quality risks.
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To give customers even more places to have their cars serviced, Tesla says it will also expand the existing network of third-party certified body shops.
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Broker Hargreaves Lansdown said when aftermarket revenues were booked upfront, much of the cash never materialized because some customers retired aircraft rather than having them serviced.
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But all users with an iPhone 6 or later will see a new battery health screen that will recommend if a battery needs to be serviced.
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Residents' whose homes are serviced by Columbia Gas have also been asked to turn off the gas in their homes and not operate their cell phones.
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WMG says the new debt will be serviced through government capital grants and subsidies, fare adjustments and income from its supplementary businesses, such as real estate.
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The tiered shelves of books are not serviced by the elevator, so folks who can't climb so many stairs couldn't browse the books in that section.
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The nonwhite school districts were reportedly found to be significantly larger than the white school districts but both groups serviced roughly the same number of students.
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Taller fences, razor wire, and tighter perimeter security helped tamp down nefarious activity, although the sex workers who serviced the truck drivers remained a perennial issue.
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" She wrote an op-ed stating, "Home solar and batteries can provide for more resilient energy solutions in high-risk fire areas serviced by electric lines.
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Zhangwei was one of the first villages to be serviced by drone, starting in early 2017, and now gets an average of four deliveries a day.
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Across the nation, our children are still attending schools serviced by aging lead pipes demonstrating that our crumbling water infrastructure does not discriminate across zip codes.
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KAR facilitated the sale of more than 5 million used and salvaged vehicles in 2016, large numbers of which were cleaned and serviced prior to sale.
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The order will not impact Elekta systems already in use in the United States, and those systems can be repaired or serviced with non-infringing technology.
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Sofia Airport serviced more than 6.5 million passengers last year, up 30 percent on an annual basis, mostly due to increased traffic from low-cost airlines.
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The iPhone XS, XR, and XS Max will display a message saying their batteries need to be serviced if they're not replaced by Apple, iFixit reports.
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"In Ferguson, TIF bonds are serviced by regressive taxes and fines levied on black motorists," according to a 2015 analysis by Walter Johnson in The Atlantic.
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Members also get exclusive discount prices for wellness services on-site and all-day access to self-serviced wellbeing treatments in the Assembly's "Feel Good" room.
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In effect, ride-hailing would be thought of as a luxury in a place already well-serviced by public transportation and yellow cabs, and priced accordingly.
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How much better would it be if the new owner or operator serviced the debt instead and invested the newly-available funds into the physical asset?
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Britain's Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) found other firms serviced by Dowson and the Consett directors were luring consumers into excessive credit card charges.
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A traveler can ski at a new resort serviced by gondolas or wander through the sun-roasted walls of the deepest canyon in the Middle East.
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It earns around a 10 percent fee on transactions from dispensaries for delivering them customers, and now has serviced about 38 percent of zip codes in California.
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When iPhone is serviced by an authorised Apple service provider or Apple retail store for changes that affect the touch ID sensor, the pairing is re-validated.
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The March of Dimes supplied and serviced iron lungs until the end of the '60s, around the same time the J.H. Emerson company stopped manufacturing the product.
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Fitch assumes MPM Finance's debt will be serviced by cash flows from the repayment of financing receivables, and that MPM Finance is able to raise funds independently.
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You'll also have to be in one of the big US cities serviced by the installation company Otto has partnered with, otherwise you can't get it installed.
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He also said India, where it operates shopping malls and serviced residences businesses, was looking like a potential new growth market, driven by the country's spending power.
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The partnerships unite interests, unlike with leasing, and they cut exposure to the same liability critics say pushed serviced-office giant IWG's Regus into bankruptcy in 2003.
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The Defence Ministry says the jet, a Soviet-era plane built in 1983, had last been serviced in September and underwent more major repairs in December 2014.
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Fairfax said Chinese naval ships would dock to be serviced, refueled and restocked at a Vanuatu port, with the agreement eventually leading to a full military base.
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HerpAlert tells us they typically handle 12 cases a day in Southern Cali ... but during the first 2 days of Coachella, the site serviced almost 250 patients!!!
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Freighter planes arrive throughout the night at a dedicated terminal for DHL, a German logistics giant, to be serviced by an army of fluorescent-yellow-clad workers.
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The Nikola Tesla airport, located 17 kilometres (10 miles) from Belgrade's city centre, serviced 13 million passengers in 2016, or 3 percent more than a year earlier.
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I had asked him to show me a property that he had serviced, and we stopped outside a sprawling estate that was mostly hidden behind dense shrubbery.
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And if you don't want to wait for your car to be serviced, your loaner car will likely be a Kia Forte, not a BMW 3 series.
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The charges include failing to ensure the health and safety of the workers, and failing to ensure the compressor equipment was serviced in accordance with manufacturer's specifications.
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These guaranteed minimums function as local lockup quotas, incentivizing the detention of immigrants in specific facilities, almost all of which are operated or serviced by private contractors.
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But clearer information was lacking about the cost of the truck, where it will be serviced and how much a network of solar-powered "Megachargers" will cost.
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Although national parks technically remain open during a shutdown, they are without staff which means the roads are not plowed and toilets and trash are not serviced.
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Technicians serviced the train when it stopped at Yilan Station before the accident, he said, after which the driver made no additional complaints about the power system.
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It would adjust how it serviced loans and write off some private loans it owned that were considered predatory, according to three people familiar with the talks.
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Among the plan's expensive elements is the creation of a $500 billion city called Neom, meant to run entirely on clean energy and be serviced by robots.
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And many of the ships that were bombed or targeted at Pearl Harbor had been built and serviced at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Mr. Thornton told us.
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NBG said Cross Ocean Partners advised the funds buying the loans which will be serviced by QQuant Master Servicer, a firm licenced by the Bank of Greece.
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The hotel offers a beautiful stretch of 600 private feet of beach filled with umbrellas and chaise lounges, fully serviced by waitstaff for food and drink service.
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Most personal loans are serviced on a three-to-five year repayment schedule, which means your minimum monthly payment will be higher than with a credit card.
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Service improvements: At the same time, Tesla is trying to improve what has been the most-criticized part of the Tesla ownership experience: getting the cars serviced.
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And there are thousands of varieties of type, in different fonts, sizes and alphabet: Roman, Cyrillic, Sinhala and the 20 Indian languages the Monotype Corporation once serviced.
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Residents and people working in Lawrence, Andover and North Andover were urged to evacuate buildings or homes serviced by Columbia Gas after explosions and fires were reported.
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Hopscotching through the Dolomiti Superski, which, with a single pass, allows skiers access to 12 valleys with 653 miles of terrain serviced by 450 lifts, is complicated.
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Arul said half of that debt will be serviced by IPIC under a debt-to-asset swap arrangement to be financed via U.S. dollar deposits and fund units.
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Lieberman—whose next book is on male sex workers—used an example from her research, mentioning "cunt-lappers," or male sex workers who serviced women by performing cunnilingus.
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George Town and Kuala Lumpur are the main two medical centers in Malaysia, and both cities are serviced by a multitude of international airlines from around the world.
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"This shift will likely create unexpected product shortfalls in markets previously serviced by suppliers ... that will ultimately result in higher global protein prices," report author Christine McCracken wrote.
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It also has a foreign debt repayment of $1 billion due in early January, and it was unclear if it can be serviced without a lawful finance minister.
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This covers 500 parking spaces, which will be serviced by four of Stanley's robots, who will be able to park and retrieve up to 200 cars each day.
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The money will go to consumers who obtained loans from seven portfolios once serviced by AMG: Advantage Cash Services, Ameriloan, 500FastCash, OneClickCash, Star Cash Processing, UnitedCashLoans and USFastCash.
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The Line 7 route in this town is serviced by electric buses that pause for two to four minutes over charging pads at each end of the line.
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Fidelity, which was founded by the Johnson family in 1946, serviced 31.1 million workplace and health care participants in 2018, a 6 percent increase from a year earlier.
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On July 22, at the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim, they serviced Button's car in just 2.31 seconds, breaking the record for the fastest pit stop in history.
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The $8 billion telescope will be the best eye in the sky and the most in demand, but once it goes up, it can't be serviced or visited.
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Debuting radical new tech is tough, especially in a space where consumers are already serviced (to an extent) by wristwatches and other wrist jewelry, both functionally and aesthetically.
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The report found that only 1.5 percent of total daily ridership actually occurs during those hours, and asserts that the population can instead be serviced by overnight buses.
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For a flat monthly fee, new service OneGo offers travelers as many flights as they can take on routes in the United States, all serviced by major airlines.
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Khayre, a 29-year-old Australian of Somali heritage, reportedly arranged to meet a female escort at a block of serviced apartments in Melbourne's beachside suburb of Brighton.
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The plans — which are serviced by AT&T's LTE network — operate on the modems that Chevy first started rolling out across its entire US product range in 2014.
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We stopped to pick up hard hats and went to see some of the monitoring equipment, which was being serviced by two engineers, Nick Malkewicz and Jim Kirksey.
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All the customers — who were in Arizona, Massachusetts, New York, and Maryland — said they were given little to no explanation of why their panels needed to be serviced.
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There will be a dedicated bus loop serviced by Philly PHLASH connecting all seven venues, and ticketholders will be able to use the bus to travel between locations.
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Superyachts, floating mansions that can stretch more than 300 feet and cost over $100 million, are serviced at the marina, and their owners enjoy Rybovich's luxury resort amenities.
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A factory renewed product is simply one that's been returned to Bose, for any reason, and then thoroughly inspected, tested, and serviced to meet strict sound quality standards.
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This summer Avidbots struck a deal to put Neo robots to work at universities, cafeterias and restaurants serviced by Compass Group, the facilities management and food-service giant.
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For example, companies like Sekisui House keep track of all components' service lives and proactively conduct maintenance and upgrade work similar to the way most cars are serviced.
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In May, Lyft committed $100 million to better support its drivers by specifically putting the money toward cheaper oil changes, basic car maintenance, serviced car washes and more.
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A total of 74 stores in the Northeast (specifically in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and northern New Jersey) are serviced by this facility.
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Innovel, which has serviced Costco since 2015, was previously owned by Sears-operator Transform Holdco LLC and will continue to serve Sears and its existing third-party customers.
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Students in these programs can pay by way of an I.S.A. that is financed and serviced by investors gathered under their own Silicon Valley-style names like Leif.
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"We now house about 218 people a night," Mr. Kassou said, 210 in a building the group got permission to use last December, serviced by some 15 employees.
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Innovel, which has serviced Costco since 2015, was previously owned by Sears-operator Transform Holdco LLC and will continue to serve Sears and its existing third-party customers.
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What should be done with the space now occupied by a dashboard, once a vehicle handles all driving tasks and even decides when it needs to be serviced?
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The mortgage servicing side of the industry became "less concentrated" by 2012 as the share of loans serviced by nonbank players rose, a government report concluded in 20083.
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The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the Korean Air flight infected with coronavirus serviced a flight to Israel with 31 reported cases of the virus.
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He suggests that I DO look into having the radiator serviced, spark plugs changed, cabin air filter replaced, rear rotors replaced, and two broken tire lug studs replaced.
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"Consumers today expect to be very, very well serviced — with technology," Westfield co-CEO Steven Lowy told CNBC in an interview at the ShopTalk conference in Las Vegas.
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The shields were originally installed in conjunction with a 2014 recall involving the same set of vehicles, nearly 95 percent of which have been serviced, the automaker said.
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The group's revenue for the fiscal year rose by 10.3 percent — driven by development projects in Singapore and China, the commercial portfolio in Singapore and the serviced residence business.
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She said in a media session that the first night after moving from her former state residence to a downtown serviced apartment, she discovered she couldn't find toilet paper.
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Quickplay serviced a number of other customers besides AT&T including Verizon (disclosure: TechCrunch parent) and HOOQ, a joint venture between Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, and the Singtel Group.
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