How much should you have stashed away at other ages?
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But they couldn't claw back the data he'd already stashed away.
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Does it have a suitcase full of souvenirs stashed away somewhere?
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Beyond these pipe dreams, my own money is safely stashed away.
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And a good chunk of the money has been stashed away abroad.
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Stashed away somewhere in Lagos is a lonely piece of bitcoin software.
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"I don't have a bunch of money stashed away anywhere," Mishoe says.
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The bolts and block-headed features were stashed away for this take.
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Things get stashed away, and you know where to look for them.
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It's smart to always have more than you expect to need stashed away.
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But three have remained sealed — their contents stashed away for nearly 50 years.
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Just how much do the top 23 percent have stashed away for retirement?
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It has long been rumored that he has a huge fortune stashed away.
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There have long been rumors that Mr. Dylan had stashed away an extensive archive.
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Most families, even those approaching their golden years, have little or nothing stashed away.
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Just take a look at those who had cash stashed away with Bernie Madoff.
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Feminine Products Having some extra stashed away will make you more comfortable later on.
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So, on day one, my shampoos, soaps, conditioners and deodorant were all stashed away.
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The physical records, some 8,000 boxes, are then stashed away in the Trace Center building.
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This year the amount stashed away will reach $6.7 billion, or 5.6% of annual revenues.
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I hope it's giving you comfort to have cash stashed away if you need it.
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Stashed away on some old videotapes, we found interviews with a bunch of ex-spies.
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What if we had stashed away some diamonds and somehow got them through to freedom?
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Have you ever stashed away something so you — or others — could recover it years later?
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That's a total of 69 percent of Americans who had less than $1,000 stashed away.
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It was like the NFL stashed away one giant nut for all of us starving squirrels.
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Just how much should you have stashed away in case life throws you a curve-ball?
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She had also stashed away the kitchen equipment, the menu board, and the best-restaurant proclamation.
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O's got a few bucks stashed away, so no reason for her to be panhandling online.
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Should I be worried about what I have stashed away in my IRA and 401K plans?
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For them it wasn't an inert substance stashed away in a suitcase or held in some account.
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Her current company doesn't offer a retirement plan, and she has nothing stashed away for the future.
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Perhaps the rejected messages were stashed away in the Harry Potter-like cubby built into the wall?
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He changed into civilian clothes and stashed away his McLaren uniform, just in case he got caught.
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As of his most recent tally, he has about $250,000 stashed away, including home equity, he said.
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And, according to recent Bank of America survey, one in six millennials now has $100,000 stashed away.
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The state has been using savings stashed away when oil prices were high to help cover costs.
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A quarter report having $2776,22013 or more stashed away, while 25 percent have between $463,246 and $2401,2401.
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According to a new Bank of America survey, one in six millennials now has $100,000 stashed away.
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Take Vermont, where 83% of residents have started saving and about half have more than $1,000 stashed away.
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This is not some shitty plastic hoverboard that will ignite your life savings stashed away under your bed.
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When it comes to retirement savings, Americans are falling short: Most families have little or nothing stashed away.
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And, according to a recent Bank of America survey, one in six millennials now has $100,000 stashed away.
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You'll find them stashed away in random places (beneath staircases; on shelves in barns) and they're always worth opening.
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Rippon had three-to-four months saved, but some financial advisors suggest having six to 12 months stashed away.
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Money buys freedom and having some stashed away "just in case" is as good a money goal as any.
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Inexplicably, Huawei has HDR stashed away as a separate photo-taking mode, accessible only through the camera's "More" menu.
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Available in five different finishes, it also looks good enough to keep on the table instead of stashed away.
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Experts typically recommend having three to six months' worth of living expenses stashed away, but some are more conservative.
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Furthermore, a stashed-away Biden will be unable to respond to the attacks that are surely coming his way.
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Victims need to have confidence that their attacker's DNA won't be stashed away for decades in a file cabinet.
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Somewhere, a Bluetooth speaker was stashed away and playing the kind of soft, dulcet melodies heard in expensive spas.
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Results showing an effect does not exist, as scientifically useful as positive findings, are stashed away in a drawer.
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Hell, Alabama is so good that it had stashed away former five-star tight end O.J. Howard until Monday night.
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Because, stashed away in a location I shall not reveal, there are several neat rows of ingots of both metals.
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Of course, it's possible in theory to have very low income and also have $15,000 stashed away in the bank.
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In an interview with the Detroit News, Boone maintained that she was unaware that the bodies had been stashed away.
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As she works through the archives, Scudellari's amazed at the amount of history still stashed away, waiting to be unearthed.
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Saving is an obvious choice, especially for those who don't have a few months' worth of living expenses stashed away.
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Though they look like the average calculator that your dad has stashed away in the "everything" drawer, they're so much more.
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He supposedly had gold and money stashed away on his property, which he doled out to friends when they needed it.
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Just how much the guerrillas have stashed away or invested from decades of drug-dealing, illegal mining and extortion is uncertain.
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Then one day, Annie discovers weeks of unopened mail stashed away by a receptionist who went to lunch and never returned.
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The National Cathedral in Washington found 5,000 masks that had been stashed away in its crypt for more than a decade.
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K., this is my last game, and I've made tens of millions of dollars and it's stashed away and we're good.
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Here's the percentage of the survey respondents aged 45 to 54 who have: How much cash should you have stashed away?
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His plan would empower the governments of major economies to tax some profits currently stashed away in tax havens like Ireland.
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Check out how much you have to save per paycheck to have $2 million stashed away by the time you're 67.
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In contrast, the top one percent of families had $1.08 million or more stashed away in 2013, or 216 times more.
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A manila folder on the floor, labeled "Unicorns," holds random ideas for books that Mr. Rekulak has collected and stashed away.
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Check out how much you have to save per paycheck to have $0003 million stashed away by the time you're 2000.
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By contrast, the top one percent of families had $1.08 million or more stashed away in 2013, or 216 times more.
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"Weird Al" Yankovic has some parodies of Prince hits stashed away in his vault, but they'll never see the light of day.
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How much you have stashed away will depend on a variety of factors, including income, where you live, debt obligations and more.
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She believes you should have at least three months' income stashed away to cover those financial surprises that life throws at us.
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I lived well below my means on Wall Street and had a little money stashed away to feel comfortable taking the risk.
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Do you have an old busted hard drive stashed away somewhere, in the hope that you can one day recover its data?
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Individual investors have more than $24 trillion in retirement savings, including $7 trillion that's stashed away in Individual Retirement Accounts, or IRAs.
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You might get seriously sick of your beat-up minivan by then, but you would ultimately wind up with $23,136 stashed away.
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And if you were sticking those funds in a high-interest savings account the entire time, you'd have even more stashed away.
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In addition, reducing your retirement life span reduces how long you must live on whatever you've stashed away during your working years.
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Seiri refers to act of identifying which equipment is crucial to your workplace and which equipment can be discarded or stashed away.
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But sometimes, you just crave a sandwich, so I stashed away a few ingredients to make that possible earlier in the week.
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As a result of all his debt, Ramela only puts about $210 a month into savings and has about $10,224 stashed away.
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Then decide if you have enough cash stashed away for a splurge day at a killer beach or a five-star restaurant.
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But the fact that George won't introduce Mae to any of her friendship group leaves Mae feeling distinctly stashed away and insecure.
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Two months later, Guinea Bissau recorded its biggest seizure of cocaine when it intercepted 789 kg stashed away in a fish truck.
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The diary detailed her ups and downs living on the $17,500 in savings she had stashed away before striking out on her own.
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Suze Orman, financial expert and former CNBC host, advises that you aim to have eight-to-12 months' worth of expenses stashed away.
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Experts cite risks of fraud and money laundering if dirty or untaxed funds are used to buy art stashed away at a freeport.
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If I stashed away just $100/month, I could still have six figures in retirement — but that's a ridiculously modest and inadequate goal.
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If you have money stashed away in a savings account or in a retirement fund, you&aposll add those to the "assets" column.
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Rosner has a similar amount stashed away from supplemental contributions into a 403(b) plan, the teacher version of a defined contribution plan.
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The shire's seneschal, Aaron Cohen, 39, helped coordinate event logistics even while keeping his cellphone stashed away in a period-correct leather pouch.
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Medical supplies were so scarce that an enterprising nurse at Al Birr stashed away the basics, like bandages and scissors to cut gauze.
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Many of the fasting asylum seekers, he said, now went without food or stashed away food for meals before sunrise and after sunset.
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Stashed away out of sight, I can take it out at a moment's notice to fix everything from leaky pipes to crooked picture frames.
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"My dad's got them stashed away at his house," the late singer told PEOPLE in a 2010 interview of the now-famous Levis jeans.
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Best intentions notwithstanding, 33 percent of those cost-conscious travelers still managed to blow their budgets and spend more than they had stashed away.
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And now more than ever, I need a quick place to escape to every once in a while, stashed away in my back pocket.
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Between putting money down, keeping up with mortgage payments and repairs, and maintaining your emergency fund, you can never have too much stashed away.
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Unbeknownst to his family, hours of footage were recorded by his colleagues and stashed away by Berwari on DVDs in a battered old briefcase.
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Between putting money down, keeping up with mortgage payments and repairs and maintaining your emergency fund, you can never have too much stashed away.
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Whether or not they're stashed away in the closet come New Year's, however, is entirely dependent on whether other game companies embrace the tech.
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On the long drive home, I consoled myself with one of Wayfarer's huge, tender chocolate chip cookies, which I'd stashed away in my purse.
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Of course, some people are more prepared: A quarter report having $21,000 or more stashed away, while 16 percent have between $75,000 and $199,999.
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She's written and directed a short film, Fantasy Girls, about child sex trafficking and kidnappings in Reno, and has several more scripts stashed away.
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Experts recommend that at any given time, the average person has three to six months' worth of expenses stashed away in an emergency account.
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SOG has managed to pack similar functionality into a new line of pen-like multitools you can instead keep stashed away in a pocket protector.
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If you don't keep enough cash stashed away to cover unexpected costs (think: root canals and car repairs), you'll land yourself right back into debt.
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Plus I have money stashed away, ostensibly to help with the kids' college, but also in the event of a professional emergency, like this one.
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Thankfully, I had enough money stashed away in my emergency fund to cover the earnings lost during that time and to cover my medical bills.
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One Georgia-based couple earning $180,000 doesn't "feel wealthy," nor do they "have a bunch of money stashed away anywhere," they told the Washington Post.
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He suggested the Americans were trying to fish out the evidence that they had stashed away about Russian meddling without offering them asylum in exchange.
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You might not have a broken game console, but you've likely got an old iPod or MacBook or smartphone stashed away in a drawer somewhere.
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He had never exhibited nor sold anything in his lifetime and his belongings were stashed away upon his death to deflect attention from his suicide.
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Companies create and issue digital tokens that can be used to pay for goods and services on their platform or stashed away as an investment.
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That means minimal or no debt, healthy retirement savings and an emergency fund with at least three to six months' worth of expenses stashed away.
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The tin containers filled with kerosene that Scott's team had stashed away turned out to be empty—possibly because tin pest created leaks in the cans.
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We do, and apparently, so do the Kardashians — so much so that they still have bits and pieces of their prom wardrobes stashed away in storage.
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Digit's software plugs into a user's checking account, analyzing expenses and income and determining how much money could be stashed away without the customer feeling it.
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These look appropriately designed for use in a harsh environment, while the space ship comes equipped with another space EVA suit stashed away in its shuttle.
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Former Finance Minister Darius Valcov, currently on trial for taking bribes and using the funds to buy art which he stashed away, is the programme's author.
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If you're a freelancer or small business owner, for example, you might prefer to have six months to a year's worth of monthly expenses stashed away.
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How many 5.33-year-olds have stashed away 10 times their salary -- the amount Fidelity recommends as a safe target for retirement income at that age?
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LAPD officers got their hands on a piece of Donald Trump's Walk of Fame star ... which had been stashed away after vandal James Otis destroyed it.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's favorite bank, Deutsche Bank, pretty much just confirmed in public that it's got copies of Trump's tax returns stashed away in its files.
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I kept saving, though, and a few months into my 2000th year I had enough extra money stashed away to invest in index funds with Vanguard.
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That goes a long way, considering that Americans with retirement savings have an average of only $84,821 stashed away, according to a recent Northwestern Mutual study.
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That goes a long way, considering that Americans with retirement savings have an average of only $84,821 stashed away, according to a separate Northwestern Mutual study.
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Meanwhile, the survey found 16 percent of those in the U.S. had no savings, while 41 percent had three months or ess take home pay stashed away.
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We tend to forget just how much junk we've stashed away in closets and drawers until we start digging into our nearly forgotten boxes of winter gear.
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Even by shifting the material, these archival objects that are prone to being stashed away or being hidden become these weighty objects and weighty evidence of history.
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Second, the $2 trillion or more we collectively have stashed away will come home, and we can probably spend half of it on dividends and stock buybacks.
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It is believed to have stashed away hundreds of millions of dollars from oil revenues and taxes levied while it occupied large parts of Iraq and Syria.
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The solution, in all of these situations, is this: a lump-sum of money that's stashed away but easy to access, otherwise known as an emergency fund.
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If you already have some savings stashed away and you're investing in index funds for retirement, then there's no problem with dipping your toe into fractional investing.
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One woman had shot the concert at Candlestick Park—the band's last stadium performance, in November, 1966—on Super 8 and kept it stashed away ever since.
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Although experts advise having three to six months' worth of living expenses stashed away in a liquid savings account, it's smart to put any extra cash to work.
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Those opaque, sturdy, well-sealed cylinders — available online or in dollar stores if you don't have any stashed away — line the cook's path to mise en place nirvana.
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An inflatable lounger, on the other hand, is great for both crashing in front of the TV but can be easily stashed away when you have company over.
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Katherine Jackson has been stashed away from her grandchildren since returning to Los Angeles ... out of fear they'll reprogram grandma and derail her legal battle with Trent Jackson.
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Not surprisingly, the top 1% of families (not shown on the chart) are doing even better: They had $1,080,000 or more stashed away for retirement, the EPI reported.
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Some have never been shown — including Mr. Condo's "Portrait of Michael Stewart," which he made while Mr. Stewart was still in the hospital, and stashed away in storage.
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The experts cited criminal reports where kids' data was stashed away until they turned 18, upon which fraudulent credit card and loans applications were created in their names.
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And while the sparkly stuff used to be stashed away for special occasions (like the holidays), we say that you should wear it whenever and wherever TF you want.
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Similarly, a Northwestern Mutual study this year reported that 10 percent of Americans had less than $5,000 stashed away, while an additional 21 percent had nothing saved at all.
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One day you could have a deflated robot stashed away in your glove box to help with emergencies—as long as they don't involve a cactus or anything pointy.
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There's no telling how many items from his two-decade-long career Brady has stashed away, but it would undoubtedly fetch ungodly amounts of money on the auction block.
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As the Federal Reserve stands poised to raise its benchmark interest rate in December, now is actually a good time to have money stashed away in a savings account.
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First, though, she says, tap those cash savings you should have stashed away for a rainy day, or focus on building those savings up as soon as you can.
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One advantage for Ms. Gillibrand is that she stashed away more than $10 million in her uncompetitive 2018 re-election that can now be spent on her presidential run.
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"It was key we had stashed away an emergency fund so we were not spiraling downward," said Angie Parker, 38, who is a personal fitness trainer in the Houston area.
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Companies like Apple can finally repatriate the hundreds of billions in cash that they stashed away offshore because now they won't have to give Uncle Sam very much of it.
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Activist shareholders can pounce, spitting libellous criticisms and demanding that all the cash that you have stashed away for a rainy day should be blown on a share buy-back.
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A good number of them start out investing their own savings — money stashed away from years of working in tech or from cashing out their company shares after an exit.
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When you have a six-figure balance of miles or points stashed away, going nearly anywhere in the world takes little more than a few clicks in your online account.
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But those revelations could cut both ways, since they also suggest that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, through close friends and intermediaries, has even more money stashed away offshore.
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Fortunately, I had a pair of comfy Birkenstocks conveniently stashed away in my purse, and although it was not the look I was going for, at least I was prepared!
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And, if you happen to live in a jurisdiction where such activities are legal, don't forget that an adventurous pet could get into the "special brownies" you keep stashed away.
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On top of that, you know you should have a couple of months' expenses stashed away in case of an emergency, not to mention the need to save for retirement.
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The judge slammed HMIT for making a "deliberate attempt to hoodwink" court orders and wrote that, in the court's opinion, a "vast amount may have been stashed away" by HMIT.
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Almost a quarter of U.S. adults have no retirement savings and young workers aged 2401 to 29 are less likely to have savings, with 42% saying they have nothing stashed away.
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The town was an unkempt place of cinder-block warehouses and unfinished houses with glassless windows, but even minor Mafia families there were thought to have millions of euros stashed away.
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Update: In honor of National Sibling Day, we figured it's a great time to take a look at the talented relatives your favorite stars have stashed away in their family trees.
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He might have illicit money stashed away that he did not want to turn over to Mueller, or he might have committed other crimes that he did not want to admit.
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If emergency does strike in my personal life (unemployment or health issues, etc.) I do have emergency funds stashed away in savings accounts, so there's no risk attached to that money.
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So if you've been traveling for the past year or cobbling together gig economy jobs, you could have problems qualifying even if you have a big chunk of change stashed away.
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Savers stashed away an average 7.7% of pay in 2018, up from 6.8% just two years earlier, according to the most recent figures published by the Plan Sponsor Council of America.
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The numbers look similar for "older Gen Xers" (aged 45 to 54): 58 percent have less than $1,000 saved, including 40 percent who have $0, or nothing at all, stashed away.
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Bose says when they're not stashed away, there's also a "find my buds" feature that, via an app, shows the last time and place they were used in case you've misplaced them.
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Although experts advise having three to six months' worth of living expenses stashed away in a liquid savings account, once you have that, it's smart to put any extra cash to work.
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Diane was in charge of collecting the 0003,500 naira ($198) rent each month — a small amount was used to cover running the household; the rest was stashed away for their children's education.
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Other studies draw similar conclusions: Northwestern Mutual surveyed more than 2,000 U.S. adults and found a third have less than $8003,000 stashed away for retirement while 21% have nothing saved at all.
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Apple patents don't always come to fruition though, so this could very well be another patent stashed away at the bottom of some storage space at Apple HQ. And if it does?
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Young workers aged 18 to 29 are less likely to have savings, with 42% saying they have nothing stashed away, while 17% of those aged 45 to 59 say the same thing.
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It also includes one previously unheard gem: a home-recorded version of Lennon playing "Imagine" that was stashed away in a tape box with just the word "DEMO" written on the spine.
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HBO It wouldn't be a J.J. Abrams-produced series without a few creepy visuals, and the gigantic freezer where broke-down Hosts are stashed away, naked and freezing, is a great one.
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The 8-inch blending arm is handy for deep pots of soup or tall smoothie cups, and the unit can be stashed away in its handy storage case when not in use.
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Think of your financial plan as a road mapIf you&aposre bothering to read this article, that means you probably have money stashed away in a retirement account or a brokerage account.
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The way ICOs work is fairly straightforward: Companies create and issue digital tokens that can be used to pay for goods and services on their platform or stashed away as an investment.
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Blogging Home Business: Successful Blog & Passive Income on Udemy See Details Learn to become a better writer Face it, you still have ideas for a short story stashed away in your phone memo.
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As you might expect, the top 1 percent of earners have significantly more stashed away — an average of $2.5 million — than the average American household, which holds $175,510 across all their savings accounts.
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The Park home in particular comes with built-in symbols, including a deep subbasement where inconvenient secrets can be stashed away, like dead bodies or hidden meanings in an Edgar Allan Poe story.
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And at less than $11 for both items, if you're one of those people who likes to keep extra gifts stashed away for emergency last-minute presents, Trader Joe's has got you covered.
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Chinese Refined Zinc Output Rebounds - here Higher Chinese production is not showing up in exchange warehouses partly because the additional output is being stashed away in private storage facilities, analysts and traders said.
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"This guy is a career public servant … to have hundreds of millions stashed away is shocking and speaks volumes to the corruption and narcotrafficking that is rampant in Venezuela's government," the official added.
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As it turns out, Jimmy's clients are the IRS, offering the perfect excuse to create a search warrant for the club and dig up some incriminating narcotics stashed away in the opulent club.
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Anti-grawft scholar Lin Zhe wrote in the state-run China Daily in 2014 that many top officials kill themselves to end the investigation before it potentially implicates family members or stashed-away wealth.
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The way ICOs work is fairly straightforward: Companies create and issue digital tokens that can be used to pay for goods and services on their platform or can be stashed away as an investment.
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According to the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), which looked at the state of American retirement in a 220 report, the top one percent of families had $1.08 million or more stashed away in 2013.
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But we're willing to bet that there are few people who have stashed away a collection quite as impressive as the haul that Katie Holmes is saving for her 11-year-old daughter, Suri Cruise.
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Trump's aggressive strategy since the Comey hearing would be a rash one indeed if such tapes, which the law would require him to hand over to investigators, are stashed away somewhere in the White House.
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Equally familiar is his marriage to former Andy Warhol It Girl Devon (Olivia Wilde) now stashed away in a poorly-lit Connecticut mansion to deal with their two children and reminisce about her wild past.
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They lived "like college students" long after college and stashed away more than 50% of their income "In terms of lifestyle, we kept living like we did when we were graduating from college," Justin says.
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Over the past 15 years China has transformed earnings from its trade surplus into foreign-exchange reserves, most of which in turn were stashed away in American government bonds, which are safe but low-yielding.
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The most expensive seed behind Agarwal's counter was priced at $1,103, but he also had two others stashed away—the Gauri Paat (Trijuti) and the 21-mukhi rudraksha—which sell for $20,000 and $45,000, respectively.
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The Singapore Freeport, which was designed, engineered, and financed by a team of Swiss businessmen, is one of the world's maximum-security vaults where billions of dollars in art, gold, and cash are stashed away.
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If some government agency stashed away $210 million per year for the next two decades — the time Breakthrough Starshot figures it needs before technology matures enough — there would be more than $10 billion on hand.
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Those works, close-up studies made in the bathroom, were done the same year as her breakdown, and they were similarly packed up in a box, stashed away, and forgotten for decades until assistants rediscovered them.
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But when the smartphone replaced the Game Boy as the primary handheld gaming devise, many of these Pokémon trainers hung up their cartridges and stashed away the vast Pokémon worlds they had built in their imaginations.
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As we previously reported ... DLo was cited for marijuana possession Wednesday at LaGuardia airport after TSA found a fake can of Arizona iced tea in his checked bag ... with green stashed away in a secret compartment.
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India's highest-denomination currency notes are being withdrawn immediately from circulation, the country's prime minister said Tuesday night, a surprise announcement designed to fight corruption and target people who have stashed away immense amounts of cash.
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Wherever Mr. Macfarlane goes, it seems, people present him with wrinkled pieces of paper; or index cards stored in boxes; or lists written and then stashed away, half-forgotten, containing words peculiar to their own landscapes.
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There are nearly 10,000 mutual funds to choose from based in the United States and, if you add up the assets in every US-based mutual fund, investors have $17.71 trillion stashed away in these funds.
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If they did somehow survive that it&aposd be great to see them in Season 2, but only for "Baby Yoda" to get some payback for those lumps he took while stashed away in the satchel.
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Russia's richest have unleashed a swarm of lobbyists, consultants, and lawyers upon Washington, D.C., in recent months to help avert a looming threat to the estimated $503 trillion pile of riches they've stashed away outside Russia.
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Russia's richest have unleashed a swarm of lobbyists, consultants, and lawyers upon Washington, D.C., in recent months to help avert a looming threat to the estimated $1 trillion pile of riches they've stashed away outside Russia.
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Paying a fraction of the price for said dress, shipping it off to someone else to be cleaned and stashed away, and not having to agonize over when you'll wear it again, because you don't own it.
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Boutain said the third gun, used to kill Guo, was stashed away in a crevice of a brick wall near a Salt Lake City homeless shelter, though it has been removed to an unknown place since then.
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So whether you're on a strict budget or rolling off the high of finding a few forgotten AMEX gift cards stashed away from a few Christmases ago, there's at least one fall must-have waiting for you.
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But there is still the matter of persuading top players to head for Philadelphia's suburbs with the knowledge that they may enter this complex chart and be stashed away while a veteran gives Villanova his best basketball.
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Here's how people reported their financial health: The report finds that people are saving less than they were a year ago, with 12% of respondents saying they do not have one week of living expenses stashed away.
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After witnessing a near car accident thanks to some fallen debris and a muddy road, she sprang into action, grabbing a few chainsaws that she remembered had been stashed away in the school's closet for some reason.
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Waka Waka's previous seating designs have often featured distinctive cylinder-shaped backrests, forgoing cushions and upholstery, but the Compartment Chair includes a pillow that can be placed on the seat or stashed away on an interior shelf.
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By now, you probably have dozens of leggings stashed away in your drawer (how could you not when there's so much hype around these IUGA High-Waist Yoga leggings or these highly-rated pairs from Leggings Depot?).
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For example, he said that instead of migrating, the gray jay stays in Canada and nests through the winter, feeding on frozen food that it stashed away in the fall under the loose bark of spruce trees.
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Other studies could point to why: Northwestern Mutual surveyed more than 2,563 U.S. adults in 2018 and found that a third have less than $5,000 stashed away for retirement, though experts generally recommend trying to accumulate $1 million.
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Coconuts were reserved for prayers and baked goods for feasts; Indian vegetables grown from seeds stashed away in pockets and trinket boxes en route from India, sprouted in the sub-tropical soil that mimicked home to a degree.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's central bank has brought much of its gold reserve back to Frankfurt, the Bundesbank said on Wednesday, restoring a bulwark of economic stability the country had stashed away at the height of the Cold War.
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During all this craziness, Warden Porter gets run over by one of her own transport buses, forcing her former convicts to be stashed away in Castle Rock's holding pen, where Henry and the Kid have just been incarcerated.
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Companies built on blockchain, a digital database for recording financial transactions, raise money by selling these tokens, which can be used to pay for goods and services on their platform or can be stashed away as an investment.
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Kiernan turned down many offers for the car, including a few from Steve McQueen himself, and after he passed away in 503, Kiernan's son Sean contacted Ford to let them know where the Bullitt had been stashed away.
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The Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 claims that the dead bodies pulled up off the tracks are stashed away in "bathrooms, facility rooms, [and] break rooms" until the medical examiner responds, according to TWU vice president Derek Echevarria.
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Hugh Grant, as Bayfield, strikes a similar note: He's a ludicrous gentleman who treats Florence with care and kindness even while sponging off her 24/7 and keeping a mistress stashed away in the apartment Florence rents for him.
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The app is only able to create a massive amount of value in digital candy because there is a wide enough belief that these things are valuable — whether it's Pokémon you catch or items stashed away in neighborhood landmarks.
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And while size surely won't be the only driving factor for consumers, at this size, the drone moves from standalone product to yet another tool at a photographer's disposal, stashed away in a backpack alongside SLR bodies and lenses.
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All we really know is that they hail from Portugal, they talked the mighty Timo Ketola into doing their album art, and they're more than likely got a few Dead Congregation and Teitanblood records stashed away in their collections.
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Alphabet's venture arm — once called Google Ventures, now known as GV — said Tuesday it joined Sequoia Capital in leading a $90 million financing of Cohesity, with the aim of helping businesses make use of mountains of stashed-away data.
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Luckily, Twilley was not inside the house at the time, but the dramatic memories of the event still remain stashed away in her mind; the event has culminated into a series of darkly brooding paintings, titled The Living Room.
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Although Callaway has said Wheeler is competing for a spot in the starting rotation, Vargas's arrival could allow Montero, Gsellman, Lugo or Wheeler to be pushed into the major league bullpen, or stashed away in Class AAA Las Vegas.
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Stashed away at the height of the Cold War in safe havens well out of Moscow's reach, the 3,378-tonne, 120 billion-euro gold stockpile has become a symbol of Germany's economic ascent and a guardian of its stability.
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Like Hannah, Tyler is the victim of bullying for most of the series, and ends his time on the show in a particularly shocking way: With the reveal that he has a collection of weapons stashed away in his bedroom.
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This new body of post-revolutionary literature shows a sharp tonal shift from the ecstatic outpouring that arrived immediately after the Arab Spring, when many writers published breathless memoirs or dug out old manuscripts they had stashed away for years.
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READ: Paul Manafort, a mysterious Russian jet, and a secret meeting From behind bars in Thailand, Vashukevich, a self-described "sex huntress" of rich and powerful men, has said she has over 16 hours of relevant audio recordings stashed away.
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Sure, some people had them stashed away in a Nike box in Mom's crib, or under the bed in their childhood bedroom, but some people really held onto them and were almost unsure about letting them into someone else's hands.
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Miller declares her faith in "vibrant, necessary fiction" and quickly starts working through the Rolodexes she photocopied and stashed away while at GQ. But there are lots of pitfalls, and people are not very forgiving when she steps into them.
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That's how much Russia's richest are estimated to have stashed away overseas, which explains why the oligarch set is so nervous about an upcoming report from the Treasury Department that could make managing their financial empires a lot more complicated.
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Staying on the run will become increasingly expensive for Faid as he tries to avoid capture, but authorities said they have no clear sense of how much money the serial robber of banks and armored trucks had stashed away from his previous crimes.
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Really, though, the biggest upside of the Dot's tiny size is how easily the little assistant can be stashed away, behind a house plant or books on a shelf — so long, of course, as you're able to thread a cord back there.
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But if they are largely beyond your means, as they are mine, it's nonetheless a treat to know that the less expensive wines I've suggested, stashed away for a decade or so, can also give great, though possibly not profound, Pomerol pleasure.
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The merchandise, laid out on red velvet under bright white lights, gave the place the air of a jewelry shop, and his products wore price tags listing hundreds, thousands, and (stashed away in a safe location) even tens of thousands of dollars.
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If you ever had a photo of an animal carcass stashed away on your computer or phone because you were too mesmerized to trash it, and you were too terrified about what others would think to share it, you are not alone.
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Companies built on blockchain, a digital database for recording financial transactions and other types of deals, raise money by selling these tokens, which can typically be used to pay for goods and services on their platform, or just stashed away as an investment.
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Also, be ready with a step stool for your kids, so they can wash their hands in the bathroom, and some undies (stashed away for the time being until you get to that phase in potty training) as a little fun perk.
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Whether your entertainment backlog is a constantly updating list you have stashed away in the back of your mind or a an actual physical wishlist of things you want to consume, I urge you to get rid of it, especially if it's causing you stress.
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But at the same time, I'm still wasting money on frivolous expenses, especially food and convenience items, and it can be frustrating to see how "little" I have stashed away compared to what I think I should have at this point in my career.
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It is hard to see what will push the U.S. economy toward 3 percent growth and extend the business cycle, particularly given that consumers seem to have stashed away savings at the gas pump rather than spend them in the broader economy, he added.
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Unlike the city's strip clubs featuring female dancers, which are stashed away on the relatively remote netherworld of Tenth Avenue, Hunk-O-Mania is in Times Square, arguably the most trafficked neighborhood of Manhattan, and just a stone's throw away from Broadway and Madame Tussaud's.
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Companies built on blockchain, a digital database for recording financial transactions and other types of deals, are raising money by selling digital "tokens" that can typically be used to pay for goods and services on their platform, or just stashed away as an investment.
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A leak of papers from a Panamanian law firm appears to show perhaps $2 billion, presumably owned by President Vladimir Putin, stashed away in offshore companies under the name of a close friend and the godfather of his oldest daughter, the cellist Sergei Roldugin.
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That one question made me think differently about my money and timeBecause I didn't have any debt and kept my living expenses fairly low, I realized I had enough stashed away in my savings to comfortably get by for one year without having to work.
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He was still capable of extraordinary bursts of tenderness—when I accidentally smashed a beloved Venetian vase at home, he hid me in his bedclothes and informed my mother that he had "mounds of cash" stashed away, enough to buy "a thousand" replacement vases.
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Specifically, 43% of single men and 42% of single women have retirement account savings, compared with 65% of married couples (scroll over the chart below to see how the numbers have changed over the years): And those who do have retirement savings accounts haven't stashed away much.
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Materials: Greenery Wreath 1.5″ Circle Hole Punch or Scissors Old Christmas Cards (We all have some stashed away!) Ornament Hooks Twine, Ribbon, or Raffia Directions: Use a 1.5″ circle hole punch or scissors to cut out circles from the decorative fronts of last year's holiday cards.
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According to Brierly, the final version of Soda Drinker Pro is 24 times bigger than the previous build, most of the content is stashed away in Vivian Clark, which now loops back to Soda Drinker for the diligent players who want to close the loose narrative.
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Now they purvey grown-up versions of their iconic outfits — velour, sweats, T-shirts — some of which bring to mind that beloved Juicy pant that most (but not all) of us have had stashed away, deep in the recesses of our childhood bedrooms, for a decade.
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Whether you&aposre a freelancer who has to save up to pay taxes yourself or someone who tends to underpay taxes each year, it&aposs smart to have that money saved up and stashed away so you&aposre prepared to pay your tax bill on time.
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Almost four years after a startling revelation that shook the art world, artworks that had been confiscated by the Nazis from German museums and eventually discovered stashed away by Cornelius Gurlitt, the son of a Nazi-era art dealer, have arrived at the Kunstmuseum Bern in Switzerland.
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Not having a large enough emergency fundMany money management gurus and financial advisers recommend keeping three to six months&apos worth of living expenses stashed away in case of emergency situations, but Rea doesn&apost think that&aposs enough if you end up losing your job.
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A national survey from Discover found that 81 percent are currently saving in some capacity, compared to 77 percent of Boomers and 74 percent of those in Gen X. And, according to a recent Bank of America survey, one in six millennials now has $100,000 stashed away.
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We were also impressed by Christopher Kuhl's lighting design; at various times the lamps around the performance space, which had previously blended into the piles of boxes, light up to suggest a cozy attic in which the nameless character has stashed away the leavings of his life.
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LOS ANGELES — African-American art history resources could be described as something of a diaspora: Early letters by an important artist might be held at one university, her most prominent exhibition materials filed away at a museum, and notebooks and sketchbooks still stashed away in the artist's studio.
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The arrest was ordered by a judge from Spain's national court who is inquiring whether Mr. Conde and relatives set up a network of companies to help channel back to Spain money stashed away in offshore accounts in Switzerland, Britain and other financial centers before the demise of Banesto.
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The Palm was designed so that you can do everything that a regular phone can do, but in a package that encourages you to keep the phone stashed away in a pocket, purse, or elsewhere, while you live your life—only glancing at it occasionally when you want to check in on things.
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In 1992, President Fernando Collor de Mello of Brazil resigned before being impeached for corruption; millions of dollars were discovered at the Washington-based Riggs Bank in the name of the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet; and Mexican presidents, dating back to the late '40s, are suspected of having stashed away enormous fortunes.
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, and it's a wholly strange thing to see a lonesome bust of Lenin—leader of the Bolsheviks, guiding light of Communism, father of the revolution—ignominiously stashed away in a storage closet, half-buried under a pile of toys like so much common rubbish.
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As he spoke, the basketball nets and court, as well as a few thousand seats, had been stashed away, and the Monsters, in their first year as an affiliate of the N.H.L.'s Columbus Blue Jackets, has come out onto the freshly Zambonied sheet of ice for a laugh-filled and rambunctious morning skate.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE, fell $2202 million short of the incumbent's fundraising in the fourth quarter, as Portman holds a massive lead in money stashed away.
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In this way, the Kims turn the Parks into a financial life raft, and their scheme seems perfectly sound until they discover an even lower-class leech living among them: the former housekeeper's husband, who, hunted by loan sharks, has been stashed away by his wife in a subbasement that even the Parks aren't aware exists.
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Here's the percentage of the GBR survey respondents aged 22017 to 220 with: In 275: 103 percent In 210: 267 percent In 220: 34 percent In 2017: 20 percent In 2016: 13 percent In 2017: 673 percent In 2016: 5 percent In 2017: 6 percent In 2016: 15 percent In 2017: 20 percent How much should you have stashed away?
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Someone in 1949, apparently, didn't approach the task of constructing a novelty motel, the theme of which was the culture of the people we systematically murdered for the purposes of Manifest Destiny, with the utmost cultural sensitivity.) Although the Wigwam Motel was almost discarded, in a way, having fallen into decay and transformed into a pay-by-the-hour fuck motel (a sign that reads "Do it in a Tee Pee" which once hung outside is now stashed away out back) before it was purchased by the current proprietor's parents for $1 million in 2003, an investment they, as of two years ago, had yet to recoup.
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