STASHING CASH AT HOME Many ordinary Lebanese had already started stashing cash at home months before protests erupted in October against the ruling elite that plunged Lebanon into its worst crisis in decades.
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I'm stashing Starks wherever I can, and it feels dirty.
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He has been accused of stashing $40 million in bribes.
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I started stashing large amounts of cash around the apartment.
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Worse than stashing cash, is keeping debt underwraps, said Newman.
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He's stashing away more than $25,29 a month toward that end.
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They started stashing away at least $1,000 a month to prepare.
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Los Angeles is one of several cities stashing money to prepare.
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She liked stashing cash in different places as backup for emergencies.
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Schroder is responsible for the cards, stashing them in his designer backpack.
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Did you know that Google is stashing information about your Google searches?
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So what's she stashing in her suitcase for her next luxe vacation?
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Meet "stashing," the newest relationship term to strike fear into our hearts.
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American companies have become adept at stashing their earnings in foreign countries.
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Stashing the reader in your pocket is suddenly out of the equation.
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Mr. Cahuzac previously acknowledged stashing money at banks in Singapore and Switzerland.
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Her house was used for stashing drugs, for which she pleaded guilty.
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People are also stashing away more money to finance their customary consumption patterns.
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She's asking a judge to take action against Duane for stashing the cash.
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These are the upsides — and downsides — of stashing nondeductible contributions into an IRA.
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I was just stashing them away in some filing cabinet in my brain.
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First, I create roadblocks by stashing the toilet paper in a secure cabinet.
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Stashing some money away for a crisis can make you feel more secure.
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Conservative investors aren't getting much for stashing their cash in these supposed safe havens.
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Large multinationals are skilled at paying lower rates, mainly by stashing their profits abroad.
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On the upside, stashing some cash in a savings account is finally paying off.
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" • Doris Truong suggested "stashing stuff inside a clean diaper (that to others looks dirty).
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Investors in Switzerland came in second, stashing away 21% of their earnings on average.
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Ahead, our favorite shrunken-down lipsticks for stashing in our back pockets and smallest bags.
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Stashing clothes and occasionally sleeping at his mother's home, however, is only a recent development.
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So many dispensaries resort to stashing cash in storage units, back offices and armored vans.
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Studies found hospitals stashing dying people at the ends of halls and largely ignoring them.
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Deleting a carbon atom near the nitrogen leaves an empty space perfect for stashing data.
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It's also available in stick form, which is perfect for stashing in pockets and purses.
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Stashing cash in a savings account may give you peace of mind, but little else.
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I ended up stashing the Spectacles in my back pocket for most of the ride.
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Were you only sent six songs or were there more that you guys are stashing?
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U.S. corporations have sought to avoid the tax by stashing about $2.6 trillion in earnings overseas.
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These automatic saving apps are great, namely because stashing money away voluntarily can be so hard.
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But, unlike other fancy leather wares, it's got a scent-controlled compartment inside for stashing weed.
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We talked to the pros to find out what they're stashing in their bags this season.
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The Senate is also including a provision to prevent large multinational corporations from stashing profits overseas.
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Develop good savings habits by stashing it in your HSA or putting it toward student debt.
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Even cash-strapped college students can consider stashing some cash in a Roth individual retirement account.
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In effect, banks will be charged a fee for stashing cash with the Bank of Japan.
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But it's worth stashing these accounts away for when Twitter gets to be a bit too much.
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By now, you definitely need to be stashing a solid percentage of your income aside for retirement.
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It let users export notes in different formats so they'd be comfortable stashing valuable long-term info.
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They've also got a secure Velcro® cargo pocket perfect for stashing your debit card and phone.
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Automatically stashing away some cash from every paycheck into an emergency savings fund could help those individuals.
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Then he pivoted to the risk of the wealthy stashing their millions in illegal offshore tax havens.
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At least one, InRange TV, is so mad that it's stashing videos on Pornhub, as Bloomberg reported.
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Still, such reassurances in recent months have done little to stop Lebanese from stashing cash at home.
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Stashing some cash in savings account used to be the monetary equivalent of stuffing money in a mattress.
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The cargo hold is flexible, though; seat backs split 40/20/40, great for stashing skis securely inside.
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In Indiana, the Wabash Valley Resources company aims to produce greener ammonia fertilizer by stashing its emissions underground.
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John repaid Tonia for her relentless support by cheating on her and stashing stolen drugs in their home.
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Next to the chalkboard will be a long low row of cubbies, for stashing sneakers and other shoes.
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The bin they use for stashing confiscated items on a day not long ago held an assault rifle.
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" As it becomes clear Noble wants Collins' help in stashing money away from federal investigators, he tells her, "Yes.
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Both Scott and Rosenblum recommend finding a second job and stashing those earnings into a retirement or investment account.
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That's why splurging on something fun today is so much easier than stashing that money in a 401(k).
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Funding her retirement accounts, stashing employer matches, seeking financial planning guidance, and managing her assets had seriously paid off.
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Stashing some cash in a savings account has not yielded very much, aside from peace of mind, until recently.
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It's also very relevant to the growing American practice of highly profitable companies stashing profits overseas to avoid taxation.
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I know you have an interest in CO2 removal – taking it out of the atmosphere and stashing it long term.
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Miller suggests stashing that cash in certificates of deposit, which offer higher-than-average returns compared with regular savings accounts.
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Rather than stashing big panels up there, Tesla will offer high-efficiency glass tiles that closely resemble regular roofing material.
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Rounding out the features is a pop-out drawer on the side for stashing things you presumably use less frequently.
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At the same time, stashing cash in a savings account is reaping a better return than it has in years.
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He is "self-insuring" — that is, stashing enough in savings so that, hopefully, it will cover any needs that arise.
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It means stashing some money away in savings before you pay the landlord or take your friend out for lunch.
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Swaddling Mr. Biden in Bubble Wrap and stashing him in Representative Jim Clyburn's basement until November is not an option.
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And what's to stop Kim from stashing away a few bombs and missiles or covertly building more on the side?
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The law, designed to stop Americans stashing money abroad to evade tax, ushered in a global revolution in financial transparency.
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During the drug-ridden 1980s, traffickers imported contraband in speedboats under cover of night, stashing the loot in riverside warehouses.
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Bucket: An essential for mopping, or for simply stashing your supplies to make it easier to move from room to room.
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From personal finance apps to old-school cash-stashing, these women have some seriously smart approaches to meeting their travel goals.
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In fact, an Atlanta-based company called iAllocate is using artificial intelligence to suggest where you should be stashing your millions.
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But Melvin isn't through with Ralph Angel yet — he tells Ralph they're going to start stashing some goods at his farm.
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To rebuild the trillions of dollars in lost wealth, American households have been stashing more into savings than in past recoveries.
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Rich was wearing a few around his neck, but the only heavy artillery he admitted to stashing is loaded with dairy.
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Campaigners are hoovering up more and more digital information about every voting-age citizen and stashing it away in enormous databases.
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Alligators typically roll their victim beneath the water's surface until their prey stops breathing, before stashing the body to eat later.
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About half of families are stashing their college savings in general savings and checking accounts, a 2015 Sallie Mae survey found.
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The higher capacity SDXC is going to be best for high resolution cameras, 4K video, and stashing lots of smartphone data.
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If you favor a more business-friendly approach, you could give companies tax incentives to repatriate money they are stashing abroad.
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This is where you're stashing your photos and videos anyway; might as well give it wall-sized canvas to play them on.
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Tax dodgers stashing cash in America, says Mark Morris, an international tax consultant, should "prepare to be smacked open like a piñata".■
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The Drug Enforcement Agency has published a list that explains all the secret places teens are supposedly stashing their drugs these days.
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What's more, they said they've increased their pace of saving, stashing more money away since their last bonus than in previous years.
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Stashing the maximum amount into your 401(k) plan is no easy feat — but a handful of taxpayers are making it work.
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Stashing it in temporary, surface-level containers works for now, but this problem exists on a geologic timescale—and requires geologic solutions.
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Not saving for retirement sooner, followed by not stashing enough in an emergency fund and taking on too much credit card debt.
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He said he'd impose new taxes to prevent corporations from stashing money in overseas tax havens to pay for his infrastructure proposal.
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There is evidence that companies are stashing cash in safe securities as they wait to see what "Brexit means Brexit" actually means.
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Another, in Diyala, said his men had tested the device themselves by stashing a handgun and a grenade one of their vehicles.
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Switzerland has long held a reputation as a favored international destination for stashing ill-gotten wealth, owing to its banking privacy laws.
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Investors, unconvinced, kept right on dumping stocks and stashing money in government bonds — the modern equivalent of hiding savings in a mattress.
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Previously, savers had to stop stashing money away when they turned 70½ — and they had to start taking money out each year.
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Putting your savings strategy on autopilot is one sure-fire way to make certain that you're regularly stashing away money for retirement.
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Meanwhile, both sizes of Instax film are susceptible to bleeding if you don't let them develop enough before stashing them in a pocket.
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That's a useful tip, but stashing away the phone won't make up for a noisy neighborhood or a house with poor temperature controls.
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Now that the greatest deal in tech has come to an end, it's worth taking a fresh look at your data-stashing options.
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Even stashing that dough in an envelope until you have time to deposit it can help you resist the urge to spend it.
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The Whitmor Hanging Accessory Shelves feature five organizing shelves and three sleeves on the side for stashing smaller items like scarves and belts.
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If you are in a costly 403(b) plan, consider stashing money in a Roth IRA, especially if your employer offers a pension.
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Advocates of the tax hoped it would deter Kiwis from stashing their cash into bricks and mortar and thus cool overheated property prices.
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"Sometimes we find accounts because you were stashing away money, and there might be an interest income statement that comes in," said Tracy.
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The good news is that "stashing" is just a new name for something that people have been doing since the beginning of time.
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Last year, I discovered that a member of the staff was an alcoholic who was stashing bottles of wine leftover from the tables.
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The idea was to discourage banks from stashing their money in the central bank by charging them a modest rate for doing so.
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And he advocates for people to achieve financial independence by paying off debt and stashing six months' worth of income in the bank.
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Stashing some cash in a savings account has yielded not very much, aside from peace of mind, and that's not likely to change.
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The 22019 biggest companies were handed a $76 billion U.S. tax discount on the $500 billion in profits they've spent years stashing offshore.
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If you are a so-called responsible parent, you might begin stashing away money for college as soon as your child is born.
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In 2017, we spent $4,600 on a 2005 Toyota Corolla and started stashing money in a special savings account for our next car.
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A handful of savers — 7% — said they began stashing money away for retirement when they were between ages 13 and 19, Principal found.
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Bedford's family stayed vigilant to ensure he never thawed, at one time stashing him in a garage-sized storage locker they rented in Burbank.
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Companies started stashing all kinds of things behind digital locks and therefore controlling the only means that consumers had to repair or modify them.
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They didn't say what the concerns were, but charging documents noted that he was stashing the synthetic opioid Tramadol at his desk at work.
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To help women successfully take control of their finances, she encourages investing with confidence, rather than stashing cash in a low-yield savings account.
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While most money experts suggest stashing away three to six months' worth of living expenses, you can start by trying to save, say, $500.
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So if you're dating someone who's curving you, or stashing you, or paperclipping you, it's a good time to kick them to the curb.
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A compromise would give corporations a modest discount but require them to pay the tax and prevent them from stashing untaxed profits abroad anymore.
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All that could be avoided by stashing money in offshore accounts, set up by banks and out of reach of their home country's tax collectors.
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We're planning a much bigger trip later in the year, so I've been stashing extra cash in our vacation budget category in YNAB for months.
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Another is to apply carbon capture and storage to biomass-burning power plants, stashing the carbon sucked up by crops or trees burnt as fuel.
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It's easy on the eyes, flattering for every skin tone, and has us wondering why we've been stashing these pretty colors away for so long.
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The holidays are a time to fully flex your decorating muscle and go all-out with all the festive thingamabobs you've been stashing all year.
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This isn't intended to be a bitcoin-stashing phone, however; the default digital currency you'll be using with the Finney is Sirin's own SRN token.
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NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crackdown on tax evasion by Germans stashing away cash in secret accounts.
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HERE'S a puzzle: in bustling Manhattan, where bank branches abound, people pay much more for the privilege of stashing their cash than in sleepy Kansas.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Melissa Byers and Rich Rauh began stashing away money in 212.3 college savings accounts for their sons not long after they were born.
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If you earn $4013,2401 a year, stashing a refund of that size would be equivalent to saving about 21 percent of your income, she said.
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The Stack uses a unique design to reduce in size by almost 50%, making it perfect for stashing in your bag if you aren't riding.
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Your Money Adviser MANY children learn to save by stashing cash in a piggy bank or jar, then graduate to a basic savings deposit account.
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One of the guards is hip to her drug smuggling tricks and makes a comment to her about the van, where she's been stashing goods.
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Stashing a portion of your monthly income toward retirement when you are young — and contributing throughout your career — is a major component of financial security.
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"I wonder if they are trying to send a political message (rather than investing their money wisely.)" Lothar Mentel, chief investment officer at Tatton Investment Management, told CNBC via email that he could "just about" see the argument for stashing cash, but said that given the historic volatility of the gold price, stashing gold could be a "very risky approach to dealing with NIRP."
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NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crack down on tax evasion by Germans stashing away cash in secret accounts.
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For example, if you start in your 20s, stashing 10% to 15% of your salary each year could be enough to retire comfortably, according to Schwab.
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For example, if you start in your 2700s, stashing 723% to 272% of your salary each year could be enough to retire comfortably, according to Schwab.
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And the arrival of fall means we're stashing away neon nail polish, pulling out brown lipstick, and hitting up our favorite salon for a new cut.
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The heists may have required sophisticated hacking tools, but tactics used in the getaway - transporting and stashing the money - are as old as bank robbery itself.
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Financial planners worry that trying to build a college fund in a bank account makes about as much sense as simply stashing it under a mattress.
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"Simply taking items powered by lithium batteries and stashing them in the hold is not an option unless done with sufficient attention to safety," he added.
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The test subjects behaved the same as they had when the window was open, stashing food almost twice as fast—8 seconds as opposed to 14.
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You know they're not stashing all of those goodies in boxes underneath the California king in the guest bedroom (though, that would be some lucky guest).
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Why bother stashing money offshore if, like Trump's father, you can just transfer your wealth to your kids without paying the requisite gift and estate taxes?
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After stashing some of the cash and handing off $200,000 to his financée, Nivelo high-tailed it Florida and then drove to LA with about $40,000.
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That's not an issue with this cargo pants-inspired sweats from Pro Club, which have six pockets (side, rear, and cargo) for stashing your essential gear.
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Ann Lightfoot, a professional organizer and a founding partner of Done & Done Home in New York, has some tough love to offer the tote-stashing set.
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The billionaire French industrialist Serge Dassault paid a fine and avoided jail after going on trial last year for stashing millions of euros in tax havens.
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It waits until after dark to widen the stomata on its body and absorb carbon dioxide, stashing the gas as an acid until the next morning.
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If you're stashing your hard-earned money under the mattress, or considering buying gold bars to bury in the backyard, it turns out you're not alone.
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Japan, however, is one of the top countries in terms of official gold holdings, stashing 765 tons of gold in its reserves as at March this year.
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It stands almost 11 inches tall, which means you can easily store it on your counter, but stashing it in your fridge overnight might be a challenge.
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If it's tricky to save for 30 years of income, stashing enough for 633 might seem especially difficult, said Christine Benz, director of personal finance at Morningstar.
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Jalinski suggests maxing out your 401(k) or a Roth 401(k) and stashing 10% to 15% of your income for retirement as soon as you can.
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It was kind of like sending a postcard, but instead of stashing the paper update in a drawer, you could pair it with a flirty summer top.
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Volumes were very low with banks reluctant to part with scarce dollar holdings and ordinary people still stashing the greenback under their mattresses to hedge against inflation.
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There's a hinge in the middle that holds the two halves together, a kickstand in back, and even a little loop for stashing its Wacom-powered stylus.
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U.S. real estate can promise higher yields, not to mention greater stability, than stashing the family savings in what was in 2016 the worst-performing Asian currency.
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Indians vie with Chinese as the world's biggest consumers, buying just under 1,000 tonnes a year and stashing it in anklets, safe-deposit boxes and Hindu temples.
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Consider stashing it in a high-yield online savings account, which can offer over 20 times more in interest than some of the country's largest banks pay.
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Greek yogurt The probiotics in Greek yogurt make it worth stashing in the office fridge; they help your digestive system and may reduce the severity of colds.
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Externally, investors taking their money out of France and stashing it elsewhere could cause a liquidity crisis for French banks and shake up the economic world order.
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I think Watkins is worth stashing in 12-team leagues, but if I'm laying odds, I'll bet we have a hard time starting him outside desperate situations.
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"When you get a chance to buy the best of the best down almost 10%, that's like stashing a wide receiver over a bye week," Cramer said.
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Given that he has stripped down to a slender thong and a pair of tennis shoes, it is clear that his key-stashing options are somewhat limited.
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But teenagers can get a big head start on long-term savings, financial advisers say, by stashing some of their earnings in a Roth individual retirement account.
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Still, stashing away $27,2000 of untaxed money annually over three decades into the retirement plan could compound to more than $250,259 for life after work, Cramer noted.
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If your goal is retirement or long-term wealth accumulation, Guay recommends stashing any extra savings in a Roth IRA, which is a tax-free investment account.
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We recently put together a New York Survival Kit — the 10 items that cost less than $25 that every New Yorker should consider stashing in a bag.
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It didn't escape her attention, either, that he always kept his handgun within reach, even stashing it under the driver's seat when he was behind the wheel.
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London (CNN Business)Children may not be stashing coins in piggy banks for much longer; with the move towards a cashless society, pocket money is moving digital.
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The state of NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crackdown on Germans stashing cash in secret accounts to avoid paying tax.
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Sometimes it leads to people sticking passive-aggressive little post-it notes to their belongings, or stashing a secret supply of milk in miniature fridges beneath their desks.
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In the oil-rich 1990s he piled up and paid off freely, stashing billions of dollars' worth of gold and property under different names in hidey-holes abroad.
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Like the new MacBook Pros, they're available starting today for those who want to keep repping Cupertino even when stashing their laptops away from the dangerous world outside.
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People try to remove her from the action, sending her home or stashing her in the trunk of a car, but she keeps coming back, and no wonder.
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In 2017, it was revealed that the smart toy brand CloudPets was stashing voice recordings and photos of millions of children, and that hackers had compromised this data.
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A Texas man fatally shot his grandmother and wrapped her body in a blanket before stashing it in a shed behind the Houston-area home they shared, authorities allege.
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For the rest, record student-loan debt, stagnant wages and higher living expenses compared to a generation ago are obstacles that prevent many young investors from stashing that much.
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Earlier this year, Simple started offering a feature called "Protected Goals" which essentially amounts to my bank stashing a small percentage of my available funds into a savings account.
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Flood and homeowners policies may not cover much by way of personal possessions in the basement, either, so think twice before stashing valuables there or doing a pricey remodel.
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Once Berreth's head was covered, Frazee, 32, allegedly bludgeoned her to death with a baseball bat before stashing her body on a nearby ranch for two days, reports ABC.
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That's handiest when you've got the system set up in tent mode, stashing the keyboard away when it's time to watch a movie or draw with the S-Pen.
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The German state of NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crackdown on Germans stashing cash in secret accounts to avoid paying tax.
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But they have lots of other options, like paying off any lingering debts or expenses, donating to another campaign, or simply stashing it in the bank for future elections.
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There are several good reasons — including tax diversity, lower fees and better investment options — that you might want to cut and run, stashing extra retirement savings in other places.
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Once the original novelty of the thing wore off, I suspect a lot of people started stashing them out of view like a router — though maybe that's just me.
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But when redness pops up, Bowe recommends stashing an ice pack or a cold soda in a cooler, and holding it against the skin at any sign of blushing.
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Zhu said he received over a thousand of bottles of expensive alcohol as gifts and had received bribes dating back to the 1990s, stashing the money in his home.
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I'm cool stashing Lewis in the hope that the lightning he captured for six weeks last year might return, but my sniffer tells me that time is probably bygone.
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"Panama is a world leader when it comes to allowing wealthy Americans and large corporations to evade US taxes by stashing their cash in offshore tax havens," he said.
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For fantasy owners, stashing Abdullah could be more of a headache than it's worth because how many good games would you need to see before you could start him?
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Stashing away a percentage of your income every pay period is a bit like being told, "'Just hold a balloon underwater for the rest of your life,'" Ghilarducci said.
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The 2016 leak of more than 11 million documents from Mossack Fonseca implicated the Central American firm and its clients in high-dollar tax-avoidance and money-stashing schemes.
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We&aposve been stashing away about 12% of our gross income for several years, after saving closer to 5-6% for the first few years after we graduated college.
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In the absence of any meaningful government action, perhaps a crusading billionaire could put all the money in his estate toward capturing CO₂ and stashing it in the earth.
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I also found that the Boosted Mini is a lot easier to store in my small New York City apartment and totally convenient for stashing under my desk at work.
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Both BEAT and GILTI were intended to prevent companies from dodging tax by stashing intellectual property and other intangibles in tax havens, notes Jennifer Blouin, from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Season 10's "Netflix & Pill" revealed Roseanne had been stashing pills, which she had received from various people for various ailments she didn't suffer from, for quite a long time.
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With incomes picking up and spending slowing, American households are stashing most of the difference into savings, which surged in December to $753.3 billion, the highest level since December 2012.
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European regulators' recent finding that Apple avoided billions of dollars in taxes by stashing its profits in Ireland, a known tax haven, put the tech giant in an unwelcome spotlight.
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Just a few years ago, they were planning on stashing Capela in France while their incoming superstar big man, Chris Bosh, formed a new Big Three with Howard and Harden.
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If Western countries start requiring transparency about corporate ownership, crooks will stop stashing their money in the West, because they will no longer be able to hide their true identities.
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"I spent the next three months stashing money into my savings so that I could protect myself against any financial emergencies that might come up," he writes on his blog.
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"Stashing" is what you call it when you date someone who's happy to spend time with you one-on-one — but they never introduce you to their friends or family.
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Cooking different dishes and then stashing some in the freezer means you'll be able to better incorporate variety rather than being stuck eating the same things for days on end.
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The German state of North Rhine-Westphalia has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crackdown on Germans stashing cash in secret accounts to avoid paying tax.
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Not only does Turkey need foreign investors to buy its debt and provide FDI, but FX reserves are looking thin, especially as Turks are now stashing away record amounts of dollars.
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Without access to financial services, most marijuana-related businesses operate on a cash-only basis, stashing piles of money in duffel bags and hiring armed guards to protect employees from robberies.
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People make similar mistakes when saving, failing to take advantage of their employer's obligation to contribute to their pensions, for instance, and stashing money in taxable rather than tax-free accounts.
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Their only ready alternative to stashing large pots of cash is safe and liquid government bonds, whose yields have also turned negative, for terms of up to ten years in Switzerland.
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The department alleges top-tier Malaysian officials—including Prime Minister Najib Razak—"misappropriated" the money, stashing it in offshore accounts and using it to buy a laundry list of luxury goods.
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A customer samples a Medjool date, but looks confused about what to do with the pit — there are no napkins, no trash cans — and ends up stashing it in her pocket.
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Jo Malone London Travel Size Cologne Set, $115, available at NordstromGift Jo Malone's most popular scents with this set of perfume sprays perfect for traveling or stashing in their gym bag.
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There's no downside to having a high-yield savings account — it grows the money you're stashing away for a rainy day or a big purchase, while keeping it accessible and safe.
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They're accused of stashing guns and drugs in an area playground, as well as stabbing a 15-year-old to death in 2010 and shooting a 17-year-old in 2013.
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Stashing extra clothes, toiletries and snacks in a desk drawer will save you from having to tote everything back and forth, and it comes in handy when weather-related emergencies strike.
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" R. Nicholas Burns, an American former ambassador to NATO, said that originally no one had expected a British election and that "stashing it away in London," away from Washington, "would help.
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At the time, O'Neal says he knew he was young and would have more money coming in, and after that first splurge, he became savvier and started stashing more in savings.
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My daughter couldn't nurse, so I pumped for almost five months, stashing away freezer bags with the zeal of a doomsday prepper to carry her to 6 months exclusively on breast milk.
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In May, the Supreme Court suspended Cunha at the request of the attorney general, who had accused him of obstructing justice and stashing millions of dollars in bribes in Swiss bank accounts.
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Most of my friends are more financially responsible than their parents, diligently stashing away a large chunk of their income each month, and avoiding making purchases they cannot pay for in cash.
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If you want a more versatile tool for stashing away articles, pages, screenshots and other items you find around the web, Evernote has its own free tool called the Evernote Web Clipper.
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Even today, as the arbitration becomes clearer, the social stigma of stashing a 200-pound mammal in the exit row is too tough of a pill to swallow for the average owner.
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For every person who recommends stashing your emergency cash under the beef stew you froze last fall, there is someone else who says that determined burglars will definitely look behind the leftovers.
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The tote is completely reversible, with water-resistant canvas on one side and supple leather on the other, perfect for stashing wet suits and towels after a long day in the sun.
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Penalizing banks for stashing extra cash with the central bank is supposed to encourage more lending, more investment, and more economic activity, which is needed because Japan's economy keeps tilting into recession.
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Fernandez has been indicted on charges she ran a corruption scheme with her public works secretary, Jose Lopez, who was caught stashing millions of dollars in a convent near capital city Buenos Aires.
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"Bonus points if you can keep your current full-time job and add a side gig, stashing all the extra cash you earn," said Arielle O'Shea, an investing and retirement specialist at NerdWallet.
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Any bipartisan reform would probably instead focus on changing the structure of the corporate tax code to discourage firms from shifting their headquarters overseas or stashing profits offshore, problems that both parties lament.
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He has suggested lifting the cap on taxable income for people earning more than $250,000, and he has called for stopping companies from stashing money in tax havens such as the Cayman Islands.
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The system also features Huawei's singular recessed camera, hidden in the keyboard's top row, with is great for stashing away for security purposes and also shooting video of the underside of your nose.
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Stashing, as the Metro reports, is that thing where you're in a new relationship and everything seems great, except for one thing — you've never met any of your new love's friends or family.
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Most personal finance pros advise U.S. workers to save as much as they can by stashing money in 2999(k) retirement accounts, which lower taxable income and shelter investment earnings from the IRS.
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And whether or not a last-minute styling session is an option, Fugate recommends stashing a solid serum like Kerastase's Elixir Ultime Serum Solide in your bag for touch-ups throughout the night.
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The rover's 7-foot arm will operate as a human scientist's would, extracting and stashing rock cores, snapping microscopic photos, and analyzing the soil as as the rover trudges along the Martian landscape.
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But since many of us will bring our phones anyway, he added a few more novel ideas, like stashing your cash in a cleaned-out suntan lotion bottle or a split tennis ball.
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Bernie opposed the 6900 Panama Free Trade Agreement because he was worried it would increasingly allow wealthy Americans and large corporations to evade U.S. taxes by stashing their cash in offshore tax havens.
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In addition, ensure that any vibrations coming from your phone are felt and not heard by stashing it inside of a bag or on top of your coat, not on a hard surface.
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An interesting thing to note here is that Amazon isn't lowering its tax bill through classic technology company shenanigans like stashing profits in offshore subsidiaries or declaring itself to be a foreign company.
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NASHVILLE — He was once reported to the police in Illinois for stashing an AR-2000 in the trunk of his car and then diving into a public pool wearing a women's pink housecoat.
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Since then, this business has expanded to become a national phenomenon, with devoted fans buying cult flavors in bulk, or stashing extra boxes in the freezer to last until the next cookie season.
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A U.S. federal indictment this month accused five former Venezuelan officials of soliciting bribes to help vendors win favorable treatment from Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) and stashing the money in banks, including in Switzerland.
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Inspired by the metal links on a watch strap, the MKo1 Roller from Luzli feature a neat head strap design that can be rolled up tight and compact for easily stashing in a bag.
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"Life in Pieces" actress Ana Sophia Heger's stashing $70k in the bank and co-starring with James Brolin and Colin Hanks ... while most kids her age are just trying to color within the lines.
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In early March, the Beijing Evening News published photos from hidden cameras, which showed people — mainly senior citizens — visiting all seven toilets in the Temple of Heaven and stashing toilet paper into their bags.
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Tensions are high, and Raven attempts to prank the school by stashing a wheel of Parmesan in an air vent, but before the heat makes it stink up the building, she has second thoughts.
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The No. 1 reason most people cited for not stashing more away was because they didn't earn enough to save, followed by the fact that they were already struggling to pay bills, GoBankingRates said.
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Soler-Williams said, as she opened the door to a group of 20- and 30-somethings who filed into the house, shedding bulky coats and stashing a bottle of vodka in the couple's freezer.
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The report did criticize Comey for stashing the memos at home in his private safe, and for not letting the FBI know that he had kept them after he was abruptly fired by Trump.
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Their goal was to incentivize investors to put their cash to work in the economy — for example, by buying corporate stocks and bonds — rather than stashing it in the relative safety of government bonds.
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" — zeeba neighba, Ann Arbor Philip gets a fitting for a suit at a time when the family can't afford tuition: "I think he is hatching an escape plan and has been stashing away cash.
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Because that way, they're able to pretend that they're not really dating the person they're stashing, meaning they can justify getting with other people, doing whatever they fancy, and being generally inconsiderate and awful.
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Over the following months, however, as Jess began stashing extra shoes in my closet and bringing home groceries to expand my diet of frozen burritos, I couldn't deny that I was falling in love.
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Parents, beware: According to a new website by the Drug Enforcement Administration, your kid might be stashing drugs just about anywhere — in an alarm clock, a graphing calculator, highlighters, or even a teddy bear.
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We haven't heard of a business doing an L train mitigation plan… But in terms of them doing anything in particular, I'm sure there are some who are stashing cash away, and foregoing investments.
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Tiede, 57, confessed to shooting Nugent in 1996 and stashing her body in a freezer chest at her home in the East Texas town of Carthage, where it remained for nine months before being found.
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The Spin 13 even features built-in Wacom stylus support (including an onboard hidey hold for stashing the active pen when its not in use), so you can save handwritten notes or sketches with ease.
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However, the game's creators might want to rethink where they're stashing the Pokémon: Users have reported being led to a strip club, cemeteries, private homes and even a Holocaust museum in pursuit of their prizes.
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The pouch is designed from a beloved brand, Dogeared and is made of a high-quality canvas material that makes it durable and perfect for stashing away in your purse or tote on-the-go.
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The Flex is pill shaped and small enough to hold comfortably in one hand, a perfect size for stashing on an out of the way bookshelf or mounting to a wall while going largely unnoticed.
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A large amount of storage on a tiny-ass memory card is great for stashing all your data and media, but it's pointless if your devices are spending forever to read and write to them.
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Use luggage or packs that have easily accessed exterior pockets, "and do all your stashing at home or office, or in the car before departing for the airport," said Chris McGinnis, editor of the TravelSkills.
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"Let's go to paradise, to fiscal paradise," sing Emigdio + Superpower on the CD's opening track, a swipe at Venezuelan officials and government-linked businessmen who have been accused of stashing illicit cash in offshore havens.
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Soon after, anti-corruption police searched her properties and she was embarrassed anew when her former public works secretary was caught stashing bags of cash in a convent in a Buenos Aires suburb last month.
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Also in 2015, the Guardian uncovered evidence that Chicago detectives were stashing prisoners away at a black site called Homan Square, where they conducted interrogations without booking suspects or allowing them access to a lawyer.
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Instead of James Neal hitting a crossbar in Game 1, Frederick Gaudreau was picking corners and stashing pucks on wraparounds, Viktor Arvidsson was scoring on breakaways, and Roman Josi was getting shots past Matt Murray.
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Biehl added that they had no reason to believe that the gunman's sister or his friend knew what he was going to do, or that he was stashing weapons in the trunk of his car.
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She credits the "steak in a bag" with helping her wean off sugar and carbs, particularly the sort you eat mindlessly when you're trying to be healthy by stashing a granola bar in your bag.
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Chloé Eau de Parfum & Nomade Eau de Parfum Mini Set, $29, available at SephoraThese mini perfumes are the perfect size for stashing at their desks or in makeup pouches for a floral pick-me-up.
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Paris Hilton's done stashing her nude photos on the iCloud -- she made that declaration on her way into the sentencing hearing of the woman who hacked her, and her private pics ... along with more than $100k.
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Most financial advisors typically recommend stashing three-to-six months' worth of living expenses in an emergency fund, which can cover everything from an unexpected hospital visit to an out-of-the-blue bout of unemployment.
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Maduro announced the measure on Sunday, to the consternation of Venezuelans who have become accustomed to stashing large volumes of cash at home as the bolivar currency's value has plunged in the crisis-hit OPEC nation.
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He was recorded as saying that he had a brother in the Netherlands, and a wife and son in Sweden and hoped to join her there after stashing enough money from his "accumulated treasure," prosecutors said.
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Jones told officers he had initially decided to break his little sister's neck, but after changing his mind he had "developed a plan against" the victim, stashing a black-handled knife in the living room couch.
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McBride recommends stashing at least a six-month cushion to cover anything from a dental bill to a car repair – but more if you are the sole breadwinner in your family or in business for yourself.
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"We will end deferrals so that American corporations pay U.S. taxes immediately on foreign profits and can no longer escape paying their fair share of United States taxes by stashing profits abroad," the platform draft states.
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Many tax returns are an annual reckoning of elemental life choices: whom, if anyone, you marry; who depends on you; where and how you work; what you're stashing away for later; the causes that move you.
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He told spellbinding stories about stashing heroin in the false bottoms of coffins being shipped to the United States from Vietnam, and about the bloody burlesque of a Harlem heroin dealer and his Country Boys crew.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has proposed a global minimum rate of corporation tax coupled with tougher measures to prevent tax evaders from stashing their profits in tax havens, newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
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McBride recommends stashing at least a six-month cushion to cover anything from a dental bill to a car repair — but more if you are the sole breadwinner in your family or in business for yourself.
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Related: You Can Now Search the Panama Papers to See Who Is Stashing Cash Offshore The investigation into Mossack Fonseca's Jersey offices wrapped up recently, as did similar investigations into the firm's US outposts in Nevada.
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America's corporate tax is a toxic combination of a high rate—the highest in the OECD—and a series of complex distortions, which encourage bad behaviour such as gorging on debt and stashing cash in foreign subsidiaries.
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Over the past few decades, some of the largest companies in the United States made a big bet: By stashing hundreds of billions of dollars of profits offshore, they could slash their taxes and bolster their profits.
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White House lawyers also appeared to have understood how damning the call was and scrambled to keep it hidden by stashing its record in a highly-classified computer system reserved for the most secret national-security communications.
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Your Money Adviser Some anxious Americans say they have at least considered the option of opening bank accounts in Canada, figuring that stashing some money outside of the country may provide peace of mind in uncertain times.
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Some officials believe that one reason the Russians compiled information on Trump during his 2013 trip was that he was meeting with Russian oligarchs who might be stashing money abroad—a sign of disloyalty, in Putin's eyes.
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It's clear that this — the Alexandrian alliance's first stand against the Saviors — is where the show has been stashing part of its budget, leading to lots of big confrontations that occurred off-screen, to the show's detriment.
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Prosecutors have attempted to portray Manafort as a tax cheat and a liar who hid much of the $60 million he earned from political work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine by stashing it in undisclosed overseas accounts.
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Banks, he said, are stashing much more in cash reserves at the Fed than they did before the crisis, in part to satisfy liquidity and other regulatory requirements put in place since the crisis to make banks safer.
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Within the Niko Hold, two dividers offer a little customizable organization, while there are just enough zippered pockets for stashing SD cards and other small accessories, like a phone and wallet if it's the only bag you're carrying.
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Convenience: Pouches are extremely convenient, but the downside is they need to be refrigerated, which means they're not great for on the go, stashing an emergency one in a diaper bag, or packing in a lunchbox for daycare.
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A recent study by scholars at Stanford University and the University of Chicago found that firms began stashing significant amounts of cash overseas at the same time as Congress started debating a second repatriation tax holiday in 2011.
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The pop-up webcam doesn't have the best point of view, but for people who don't make a lot of video calls, stashing it in the keyboard is a nice and decently secure place for installing a camera.
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Though the tech giant has a longstanding policy against stashing sexually explicit images and videos on its popular cloud storage system, it appears to have begun a proactive sweep of its user accounts in response to the bill.
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Low interest rates meant people did not lose money by stashing money under the mattress, and the use of cash was increasing, although Zurbruegg said he did not see a major surge in the hoarding of bank notes.
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Stashing funds offshore is not illegal, but the international team of journalists who reviewed the leaked documents said they could prove offenses of tax evasion, money laundering, as well the channeling of funds from arms and drug deals.
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Apple has engaged in increasingly aggressive tax avoidance for at least a decade, including stashing some $100 billion in Ireland without paying taxes on much of it anywhere in the world, according to a Senate investigation in 2013.
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Stashing a box inside the walls of your childhood home is a little creepy, and sealing your treasured trinkets in something that looks like a bomb could prompt a citywide evacuation and get all your stuff blown up.
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Most financial experts recommend stashing at least a six-month cushion to cover anything from a dental bill to a car repair — and more if you are the sole breadwinner in your family or in business for yourself.
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After collecting a rare glacier lily from 11,000 feet up in the North Pole Basin of the Colorado Rockies and stashing it in a cooler, Mr. McQuilkin will rush home to his studio on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
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The process for stashing away the extra savings from refinancing into a SmartSave account isn&apost totally seamless — borrowers still need to set up contributions from an outside bank — but the value may be more psychological than anything.
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So in an attempt to prepare you for those all-too-common New York emergencies, we present to you the New York City Survival Kit — the 10 items that every New Yorker should consider stashing in a bag.
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He thought Taylor Swift was stalking him, and was once reported to the police in Illinois for stashing an AR-15 in the trunk of his car and then diving into a public pool wearing a women's pink housecoat.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Saving account rates have been stuck at zero for years but Germans - traditionally among Europe's most investment-averse householders - are stashing even more cash at the bank than they did in 2014, Bundesbank data showed on Monday.
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We tiptoed through the rooms as if we were in a museum, afraid to sit on the fragile chairs and stashing the coffee maker in the basement after we used it each morning, to keep the new countertops pristine.
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While the season of Summer Fridays and week-long beach vacations is quickly coming to an end, we're looking ahead to fall's sunny Saturday tailgates and all the new beauty products we'll be stashing thanks to Ulta's epic sale.
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According to a study conducted by freeze-dried fruit manufacturer Crispy Green, 60 percent of moms age 9.493 to 45 admit to stashing away all the good snacks in a secret place to avoid sharing them with their spouse and children.
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For us, that means stashing our wedding clutch with all the essentials we need to keep us feeling and looking great — even when we're on our 5th round of the cupid shuffle and regretting our RSVP to the after party.
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"Hilariously, it is all on the back of a yellow envelope that I have been stashing in a drawer for six years, scribbling out and updating as needed," said Ostergren, a 51-year-old counselor in private practice in Salem, Oregon.
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Although the use of 216 college savings plans, which offer tax-advantaged investments to pay for qualified education expenses, is on the rise, 230 in 220 parents are stashing that cash in low-yield general savings options, Sallie Mae said.
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Over the course of five days, she tried everything from starting the morning with breathing exercises and a cup of Japanese Green Tea (known for its mindfulness benefits) to decluttering her apartment and even stashing away all technology (yes, actually!).
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A mudroom is ideal for stashing equipment after a long day on the slopes with her family — including children Moroccan and Monroe — and friends, while the game room, gym, sauna and hot tub are perfect for a little R&R.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Europe's biggest nations launched a joint scheme on Thursday to clamp down on tax evasion and corruption, responding to revelations of the rich and powerful stashing money in far-away tax havens in the so-called Panama Papers.
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By stashing the wrong things in external storage, an app can expose an Android phone to a host of potential attacks, including secret installation of malware, shutting down legitimate apps, and even potentially gaining control of a smartphone's camera or microphone.
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Right now, this country is losing $100 billion every single year because profitable corporations are stashing their profits in the Cayman Islands, Bermuda and in other tax havens... (APPLAUSE) ... and in some cases, not paying five cents in federal income tax.
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This might be you, she added, if you're stashing away money without thinking about an end goal or are saving "super aggressively" — such as starting to save in your 20s and maxing the contribution limit of your 401k, she said.
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One can buy hollow books too: boxes made to look like books with compartments for stashing cash or valuables, like a trio of travel-themed volumes with the word "Paris" on the spines for $35 (usually $39) a set at Homedecorators.com.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman accused of stashing about 10 pounds of cocaine in candy jars in her luggage at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport faces narcotics possession and trafficking charges, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said on Friday.
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Ever since protesters toppled a Confederate statue known as Silent Sam at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill last year, the college has hidden the monument from view, stashing it in storage and refusing to disclose its location.
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This season will also introduce Dr. Frankie, a relationship expert on hand to help the daters navigate the drama, identify current dating trends such as ghosting, benching and stashing, and test the singles on their willingness to fall into these painful patterns.
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Some of the chairs recline, there's a fold-out table (just like a plane!), special compartments for stashing a duffel bag and a pair of kicks, and even a touch-sensitive control panel built into the seats for controlling various car features.
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But as she researched newspaper clips from the time, she saw that another killer dominated the headlines: a man who had murdered at least six women, stashing their corpses under the floorboards and into the cupboards of his apartment in Notting Hill.
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The development comes as companies find themselves awash in cash, thanks primarily to years of stashing away profits plus the benefits of a $3.23 trillion tax break this year that slashed corporate rates and encouraged firms to bring back money idling overseas.
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The biggest change to the tax code in three decades, the law slashed taxes for big companies, part of an effort to coax them to invest more in the United States and to discourage them from stashing profits in overseas tax havens.
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At the same time, the priest who founded the local branch of the charity managing the center was spending money on expensive hotels and restaurants, splurging on fine wines and stashing thousands of euros in three safes at home, the authorities say.
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While there is precedent for thieves collecting stolen artifacts -- French waiter Stéphane Breitwieser stole art in the late '90s from 172 collections throughout Europe for a personal collection -- the fact the theft was done by a team indicates stashing isn't the end goal.
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It was on a mission like this several weeks ago that analysts discovered a hiding place in the central Syrian desert where the Islamic State was stashing scores of oil tanker trucks that provide the terrorist group with a crucial financial lifeline.
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Workers including cleaners, passenger assistants, and ground crew at Fiumicino would steal artworks from passengers transiting through the airport by pretending to bring the artworks to oversize luggage drop-off points, instead stashing them in hiding places and then selling them on the black market.
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That's an extra 64GB of room for stashing pictures, apps, videos, and anything else you save on your phone, while that extra RAM lets you keep multiple apps (games especially) suspended in the background, so you aren't constantly forced to reload them into memory.
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It will also require that the company makes it perfectly clear what users are opting into, rather than stashing that information in the small print of a Terms and Conditions agreement — all of which the company tells us it plans to do moving forward.
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Poroshenko touted himself as a different kind of politician, but the Panama Papers reveal that the "chocolate king" — as he is known due to the inclusion of a prominent confectionary company in his corporate empire — was stashing his assets from his companies in offshore accounts.
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Sex and the City inspired countless glittery and smoky-eye looks, deftly covered the politics of stashing your beauty essentials in your S.O.'s bathroom, and kept us busy playing catch up with Carrie's long-to-lob, curly-to-straight, blonde-to-bronde hair changes.
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White House officials revealed on Wednesday President Donald Trump's plan for large tax cuts for repatriated offshore corporate profits and a reduction of the corporate tax rate, providing a potential windfall for companies stashing the most cash overseas and paying the most to Uncle Sam.
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She suggests stashing moolah into two savings accounts — one for all the responsible stuff you need to take care of, like saving for retirement, and one which she calls a "fun fund" that you can use for traveling or going out for a nice dinner.
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That trove of documents showed how seemingly every 1 percenter in the world was stashing wealth in shell companies created by a now-notorious law firm called Mossack Fonseca, leaving it up to the other 99 percent to pay a disproportionate amount in taxes.
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TV's brashest grandfather-grandson pair return for more universe-bending adventures, with Morty secretly stashing a crystal that foretells the many possible circumstances of his death — given his status as the sidekick to a reckless genius, there are endless ways for him to go.
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Financial elite-led economic collapse, subsequent stock-market fiascos, ponzi schemes, white-collar crime sprees, rich people stashing their assets in offshore tax shelters—capitalism, to many people these days, is less visible as an engine of prosperity than a series of shady grifts.
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Since it doesn't unzip as wide as the center compartment, I'd avoid stashing anything that might spill and make a huge mess because it will be harder to clean out, though the material is water- and stain-resistant like the rest of the bag.
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Maybe, when you finally go to cash in all of that change that you've been periodically scraping out of the bottom of your backpack and stashing in a Mason jar under your desk, its dollar value only amounts to a paltry, single-digit number.
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Forgetting an SD card is today's forgetting to load film in the camera — but today's SD cards can do so much more, from expanding the storage space on a smartphone to stashing a terabyte of files in a device not much bigger than your thumbnail.
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By contrast, putting your cryptocurrency—more specifically, the private keys required to access it—in an Android phone might seem the equivalent to stashing your money not under the mattress but neatly on top of it, and then placing that mattress on a fairly busy street corner.
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In Piraeus, migrants said some smugglers talked of stashing people in trucks destined for Italy or Northern Europe, raising the prospect of tragedies like an episode last year when 71 migrants suffocated in a truck found abandoned by smugglers in Austria near the border with Hungary.
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And they are trying to deny Mr. Johnson his wish of stashing Brexit on the business pages of the newspapers, arguing instead that now is the very moment when the threat of brutal factory closures and migrant crackdowns needs to be forced on to the front pages.
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Though Summers, and others, argue that NIRP can be effected without limits on cash by putting into place bank withdrawal fees, the fact remains that there is a clear link between having to pay to stash your cash at the bank and, well, just stashing your cash yourself.
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The move by Commerzbank to consider stashing cash in costly deposit boxes instead of keeping it with the European Central Bank came at the same time as Tokyo's biggest financial group warned it was poised to quit the 22-member club of primary dealers for Japanese sovereign debt.
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Since that day in 2018, he has cooked for students, prepared livestock at a market and bathed the disabled residents of a group home, stashing away what he could to reunite his family in Missoula, 8,400 miles and worlds away from the Ugandan refugee camp where he grew up.
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Speaking on The Vergecast this week, Gates said that while marginal tax rates in the United States can be "more progressive" — higher, in other words — there are now some politicians who are "so extreme" that their proposals would lead to wealthy people hiding income and stashing it offshore.
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Building such a robust product tailored for government and spending time holding the hands of federal officials paid off big in 225, when Amazon won a $2000 million contract with the Central Intelligence Agency, putting to rest any doubts about the security of stashing data in the cloud.
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On a recent morning, Mr. Vieira de Vieira, 33, and Ms. Monteiro Vieira, 20, had just prepared their room for the team's arrival, a ritual that consists of folding up the sofa bed where they sleep and stashing the pillows and bedding in the utility closet/boiler room.
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Also, the United States and some other nations (such as the United Kingdom) are scored lower for making it easy for overseas wealth-holders to avoid taxes in their home countries by stashing the money in private low-tax accounts in the United States and other tax havens.
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They don't take up a lot of room, and so if you have to move things around a lot—say, from house to house, while stashing things along the way in storage lockers and garages—it helps a lot to have a good stash of tote bags on hand.
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Those sharp moves come as investors digest the growth prospects for the world — and rebalance their views on the relative merits of stashing their cash in risky assets like stocks, safer spots such as government bonds and the myriad investment opportunities offered by a global economy moving in sync.
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She also showed off her packing skills in the rest of the clip, and says she's stashing a Levi's hoodie in her suitcase, "because it gets pretty chilly at night," as well as Trucker jacket, a "cool" Hawaiin shirt and T-shirts to round out her 3-day desert wardrobe.
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In addition to bringing back Terrence J. to host, this season will also introduce Dr. Frankie, a relationship expert on hand to help the daters navigate the drama, identify current dating trends such as ghosting, benching and stashing, and test the singles on their willingness to fall into these painful patterns.
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But just like with your emergency savings, don't make the mistake of stashing the money you're earmarking for a home under your mattress or even in a traditional savings account, says bestselling author David Bach, who is releasing an updated version of his hit book " The Automatic Millionaire" this month.
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Not only is there a new Secure Folder than can be a password or fingerprint protected place for stashing sensitive apps or files (no one can borrow your phone and just scroll through your Instagram), the DTEK app also monitors the type of permissions other apps request, including how often they ask.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans outlined significant changes on Monday to the sweeping tax bill unveiled by House lawmakers last week, moving to tighten restrictions on so-called carried interest, alter rules aimed at preventing American companies from stashing profits offshore and further restrict a tax credit claimed primarily by low- and middle-income individuals.
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In part that's because there's some chicken-and-egg going on here: "Friends" is a valuable asset, so WarnerMedia would naturally want that asset in its own service instead of someone else's ... unless that WarnerMedia service ends up being a flop, in which case stashing "Friends" there means it is a wasted asset.
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Mr. Martin, 52, described by his own lawyers as a compulsive hoarder, took home highly classified documents from the N.S.A. and other agencies beginning in the late 1990s, stashing them on paper, hard drives and flash drives in his house in Glen Burnie, Md.; a shed in his yard; and his car.
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Janney, who took home a statue for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role for I, Tonya, and Macy, who won Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series for Shameless, talked to PEOPLE backstage on Sunday night and opened up about where they'd be stashing the massive statuettes.
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The leak of the so-called Panama Papers was big news, but the main takeaway from the stories circulating about offshore accounts and shell companies is what you always suspected is true: Rich people play by different rules than plebs, stashing their cash in hidden accounts, often to avoid paying taxes like the rest of us.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The scandal that started with a former Argentine official stashing cash in a convent and deepened when records of alleged bribe payments were published took new turn on Monday with accusations by a lawyer for former President Cristina Fernandez that a dressing room in her apartment might have been contaminated by a toxic substance.
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There's no point stashing cash in a savings account that won't earn even 1 percent in interest a year — or even in the stock market, where you might make 5 percent — when you're paying interest to lenders such as credit card companies at sky-high rates of 10 percent to 20 percent or even more annually.
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Whether it's the slow realization that jumping on board with the 2016 VR revolution requires a tricked-out gaming rig you'd never previously have dreamed of stashing under your desk, or the blitz of hype surrounding Nvidia's latest 1000-series GPUs, there's more reason to get excited about PC gaming hardware than there has been in years.
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In a world where the bombproof bunker has replaced the Tesla as the hot status symbol for young Silicon Valley plutocrats, everyone, it seems, is a "prepper," even if the "prep" in question just means he is stashing a well-stocked "bug-out bag" alongside his Louis Vuitton luggage in a Range Rover pointed toward Litchfield County, Conn.
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Related: The Panama Papers: Massive Leak Reveals the Global Elite's Secret Cash Havens Poroshenko touted himself as a different kind of politician, but the leaked files revealed that the oligarch and "chocolate king" — as he is known due to the inclusion of a prominent confectionary company in his corporate empire — was stashing his assets from his companies in offshore accounts.
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The Mar-a-Lago kitchen amassed up a brag-worthy list of kitchen violations, the paper reported, with such transgressions as improperly marking curry sauce that had expired in late October (and stowing it away in the freezer) and allowing hot dogs to litter the ground of freezer rather than stashing them on, say, the actual shelves where they belonged.
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I never found any Pokémon to be all that hard, but you can approximate the difficulty of the old versions of Pokémon by stashing your Pikachu or Eevee—which are both overpowered world killers—in your Pokémon box (just don't use them.) It's also really easy to over level your Pokémon if you start catching tons of wild Pokémon (one of the new game's changes is that you no longer battle wild Pokémon and instead catch them like in Pokémon Go.) This can be avoided by only catching one version of a Pokémon or generally avoiding catching tons of them.
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During the Democratic platform proceedings in St. Louis and Orlando, we were victorious in including amendments to make it a clear priority of the Democratic Party to fight for a $15 an hour federal minimum wage, expand Social Security, abolish the death penalty, put a price on carbon, establish a path toward the legalization of marijuana, enact major criminal justice reforms, pass comprehensive immigration reform, end for-profit prisons and detention facilities, break up too-big-to-fail banks and create a 21st century Glass-Steagall Act, close loopholes that allow big companies to avoid taxes by stashing their cash in offshore tax havens and use that revenue to rebuild America, approve the most expansive agenda ever for protecting Native American rights and so much more.
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