| The list is compiled based on earnings, feature articles, press clippings and Web hits. |
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| The dotcom era of the late 90s saw some of the worst abusers of pro-forma earnings manipulations. |
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| The contribution to earnings from the new patented product is likely to be evident in the medium-term. |
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| Meanwhile those with the cash can still do the sort of degree that will be a passport to higher earnings. |
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| The ability of companies to raise prices will stoke earnings, a signal that the economy is on the mend, and stocks could climb higher. |
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| Women who earn up to average weekly earnings would receive full income replacement. |
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| But if you survive you will need money for care as well as to replace your earnings. |
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| The travel slump hit earnings across the tourism industry, prompting a number of mergers and profit warnings. |
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| He doesn't know what it is to work for a living or to have to budget his earnings or to care for other people. |
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| This relief benefits employees who have high earnings and long periods of service. |
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| With this company, this will all change and the group hugging itself should whack a few pence on earnings per share. |
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| I'm prepared to suffer the loss of earnings that a prolonged strike will entail. |
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| His sister, he said, also was working the course and was contributing her earnings toward the rifle. |
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| It was in a restaurant and the money was small so I needed to increase my earnings. |
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| It is in that context that the deduction from loss of earnings arises in relation to saved living expenses. |
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| But this is chicken feed compared to the loss of earnings for a year of full-time study. |
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| Only you can force sustained revenue and earnings growth at your agency and you had best do it now. |
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| More than 80 percent of its profits came from financial trading operations, dwarfing its earnings from pipelines and power plants. |
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| The rise in earnings per share was the result of share buy-backs from minority shareholders. |
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| May I suggest contributions per net earnings or even contributions per employee? |
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| The report wrongly gave earnings and revenue numbers in billions rather than millions. |
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| That is, bettors get their wagers back but don't actually generate anything as crass as earnings. |
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| Virtual currency miners will report their earnings as taxable income, and will be subject to payroll taxes if they mine as part of a business. |
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| Of course, after all the reports of financial hocus-pocus, investors are understandably wary of earnings figures being put out by corporations. |
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| We're in an oversold market just catching its breath before the weekend, and after that, it's all about earnings. |
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| If nothing else, the souring climate is feeding the market's sense of apprehension about the mismatch between valuations and earnings. |
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| Two years ago, the youngster took up a job as a newspaper delivery boy to supplement his mother's earnings. |
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| Yes, shareholder dilution may potentially be reduced due to lesser option overhang, but reported earnings will still be negatively affected. |
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| Items which could reduce your tax free allowance are any untaxed interest, benefits in kind or any freelance earnings. |
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| Many schemes promise unrealistic earnings and don't explain clearly what the work involves. |
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| Palmer is one of the key earnings drivers for one of the largest soft drink bottlers in the world. |
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| They paid out sums to meet losses of earnings and health care expenses arising from sickness or injury at work. |
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| The earnings outlook coupled with stock price drops are causing Wall Street firms to determine which companies are still good bets. |
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| The move was aimed at reducing capital outflows from the country and lifting the earnings of local deposit holders. |
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| One social characteristic was the unique and unprecedented rise in real earnings and incomes. |
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| The data on rising earnings comes amid conflicting signals about the job situation for technology professionals in the United States. |
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| Banks in Europe and the US are reporting lower earnings as slumping stock prices reduce income. |
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| Investment earnings would be taxed once they are cashed in and you have used them to buy something. |
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| Their earnings will enable them to maintain accommodation and so on on the outside, and give them a head start when they leave prison. |
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| The two banks will both see their costs rise more or less in line with earnings this year. |
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| They see a sluggish global economy and remain unconvinced that the weak earnings outlook across most of industry is going to improve. |
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| This is money paid to stockholders, normally out of the corporation's current earnings or accumulated profits. |
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| But students cannot mortgage their future earnings potential to pay for their living expenses in the present. |
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| Mountebanks like him can suck them dry of their last earnings by promising them a little nest in the heavens. |
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| Including these one-time charges, Symantec reported earnings per share of zero cents. |
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| Can the people of Taiwan have higher earnings after unification or integration? |
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| About 47 per cent of full-year earnings are being paid out as final dividends and bonus shares were issued. |
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| Following an inquiry, stewards disqualified him from both races and redistributed his purse earnings earlier this year. |
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| The colt uncorked a devastating far turn run to sweep past the field and win by five lengths, earnings championship honors. |
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| The fear was that higher interest rates will eat into corporate earnings, slash investment spending and lead to job losses. |
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| This situation has to be brought under control, if the group wants to grow earnings in the future. |
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| There is a positive impact on earnings per share, cash flow, market cap and share prices. |
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| Despite the healthy pace of earnings growth, the cost of labour has actually been steadily declining. |
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| Interestingly, the show is organised to popularise traditional handicrafts and help improve the earnings of artisans. |
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| The exhibition was aimed at popularising traditional handicrafts of the State and help in improving the earnings of artisans. |
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| Average hourly earnings figures for the month of October showed that real wages are falling as job growth stagnates. |
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| The former heavyweight champion has squandered nearly 300 million in ring earnings through lavish spending and bad advice. |
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| Now she is an athlete, a medal-winning sprinter whose earnings have helped her family build this house. |
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| The sudden increase in company value due to improved expectations gets recorded as earnings, and voila! |
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| People with very high risks of non-employment spend long periods without earnings. |
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| At the time, the market was bullish about the firm's earnings and sales growth prospects. |
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| Autorickshaw drivers demand a substantial part of one's daily earnings for a single long trip. |
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| Gilbert is cautiously optimistic that the acquisition will be earnings positive sooner rather than later. |
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| The break-up of London bus workers into separate companies has led to huge differences in the earnings of drivers across the capital. |
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| The rise in pension costs will also affect earnings for a number of public companies. |
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| The company also reported a fall in net income for Q4 due to tax on repatriated foreign earnings. |
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| The strong level of deposits on hand provides the group with high visibility of earnings. |
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| However, earnings forecasts may be lifted a little as the interim results it posted today where above expectations. |
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| My entitlement is based on my earnings two years ago when I was earning a good wage. |
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| The life insurers are the walking wounded of this three-year bear market, because their earnings are linked to their stock market investments. |
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| As demand continues to accelerate in coming months, earnings will post even stronger results. |
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| At 18 times historical earnings the FTSE, in my opinion, is still cheap in absolute terms. |
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| Fourth and last, slot players can hit the jackpot while in the hole, or with modest enough earnings that they have no incentives to stop. |
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| To help achieve these ends, farmers should receive support related to the cost of living or average earnings. |
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| The bulk of Microsoft's earnings derive from royalties on copyrighted software code. |
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| For the economy, this means among other things, negative effects on earnings, employment and revenue accruals to the treasury. |
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| That is because, thanks to aggressive cost-cutting, corporate earnings are climbing back up. |
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| The earnings growth was made up of a mix of contribution from acquisitions and organic growth. |
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| In real terms, average weekly earnings for young people declined sharply over the same 10 years. |
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| Both companies are expected to announce strong earnings and dividend growth. |
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| The earnings of gold-mining companies should jump if the price of gold rises. |
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| You will not be taxed on income or earnings you make from money on which you have already paid basic rate income tax. |
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| Barbara Castle's imaginative plan to connect the state pension to earnings was junked. |
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| It is thought that the costs and legal fees cost him most of his career earnings. |
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| That would be good news for exporters, and also for UK companies with high dollar earnings. |
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| Visser was somewhat skeptical about the earnings from the auction because of the strengthening of the rand against the US dollar. |
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| Whereas a standard home loan depends on your earnings, a buy-to-let advance is based on rental potential. |
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| It also pointed out that solicitors receive a flat fee from legal aid and stand to lose earnings if a case is adjourned. |
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| Overseas construction is a critical source of foreign currency and invisible export earnings. |
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| Both companies are valued at 13 times earnings and offer a similar dividend yield. |
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| When invisible earnings are taken into account the balance is the other way round. |
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| With the shares valued at almost 30 times earnings for 2001 the company is not cheap. |
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| There can be no doubt that the reality television format is producing increased corporate earnings. |
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| It has since focused its attention on the local market, to make up for the lost export earnings. |
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| Retailers have high fixed costs, so small movements in trading volumes have a disproportionately large impact on earnings. |
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| Increased inventories and increased receivables are not good for cash flow, no matter what you're recording in earnings per share. |
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| Therefore we must say that a stock derives its value from its dividends, not its earnings. |
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| Both were working and ploughing their earnings back into the home and into comforts for their only child. |
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| From the news side perspective, the main tool for smoothing earnings was the contingency budget. |
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| Trade and earnings on international investments now amount to one-third of our nation's output. |
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| Believing that Liberia's future lay in agriculture, he purchased a sugar plantation with earnings from his photography. |
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| This forecast drop in sales will cancel out the boost to earnings that cost savings from the merger has produced. |
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| Capital intensive businesses, such as World Wide Technology, involve significant amounts of investment money before any possibility for earnings. |
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| Bigge also supported the role of small farmers, but saw that wool could provide export earnings. |
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| Skanska said its share of Gammon Skanska's earnings last year amounted to 34 million kronor last year. |
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| This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha. |
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| Include any bonuses, tips, commissions, alimony, child support, dividends, interest earnings, and government benefits. |
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| In addressing how labor forces become global, I will discuss income, wages, and earnings, not unemployment. |
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| We even pay taxes on most of our Social Security earnings, if our household income rises above a pittance. |
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| But equally, as he himself admitted during the earnings conference call, pros are increasingly choosing portables over desktops. |
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| Here, Ross explores David's compulsion to overwork and the way his humiliating loss of earnings and status impacts on the family. |
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| For example, they'll buy a stock after-hours when a positive earnings report is released, hoping for a gap up on the following trading day. |
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| In the good times the chief executive's pay always seems to rise at a faster rate than earnings. |
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| By 1914 interest on foreign loans and investment equalled a quarter of export earnings. |
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| The assumptions also determine how the earnings of companies in which you invest are inflated or deflated. |
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| Currently, the tax code encourages firms to retain earnings and remit income to shareholders through share repurchases. |
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| Taylor assumed that piecework incentives would discourage opportunism because workers would be motivated to maximize their earnings. |
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| John sent back some of his first earnings from Germany to Mimi, proud that he could help her at last. |
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| Consider the company's third-quarter earnings, which demonstrated the importance of repeatability. |
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| We may operate with economic infantilism, borrowing blithely, ignoring pension schemes and blowing half our annual earnings on rent. |
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| And even a weak quarterly earnings report on Wednesday didn't slow things down. |
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| There could also be a pickup in credit off-take in the second half of the fiscal, which should improve the bank's core earnings. |
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| Countries have continued to stack up debts because falling prices of commodities like coffee have cut into export earnings. |
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| However, the foreign earnings deduction, which is due to expire at the end of this month did not receive a reprieve. |
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| Although conditions ran to the squalid, many immigrants preferred saving their earnings to living in comfort. |
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| He was a soap opera-watching fashion plate who tithed half his earnings to Calvin Klein. |
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| This would see earnings per share fall to a level where the company would have to dip into reserves to pay the dividend at its current level. |
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| Tech companies are lean enough to make an earnings recovery on the slimmest uptick in demand. |
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| Zusi, who was not deposed for trial, denies that he ever made such threats or encouraged anyone to use accounting legerdemain to manage earnings. |
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| In promising a fixed payment over a number of years, corporations commit to transfer a portion of future earnings to retirees. |
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| A consequence for investors is that earnings are being diluted as more shares are issued. |
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| But he doesn't seem to be worried about the loss of earnings and career setback that most female returners experience. |
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| Shares in its leading companies have raced ahead, fuelled by prospects of rising export earnings. |
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| On any view it seems highly improbable that these funds represent legitimate taxed earnings. |
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| Yet the Labour government refused to index link pensions to average earnings. |
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| This was to allow it to match its pension fund liabilities with more predictable bond earnings. |
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| This proves the point that wealth is not as good as work, nor riches as good as earnings. |
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| More importantly, he did not consider it to be fair that she should have any part of his future earnings. |
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| But if the husband's earnings are high, and he is simply mean with his money, the wife is unable to claim in her own right. |
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| High wages and rigid labor rules have hurt productivity, eroded earnings, and made companies reluctant to hire. |
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| The final phase is to analyze the strength of the brand to figure out how risky those future brand earnings are. |
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| Some Nordic countries even offer subsidized childcare services and compensation that is approximate to the actual loss of earnings. |
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| The bank is rated at nines times earnings when some years back it was up to 15 times. |
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| Unilever said it expects low double-digit growth in earnings per share this financial year. |
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| Well, personally speaking, I would rather keep my modest earnings under a mattress or, better still, in a TAB account. |
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| He can opt for methods such as an attachment of earnings order or a charging order but the most common recourse is to call in the bailiffs. |
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| He also began to pay the periodical payments, although it was necessary to have an attachment of earnings order. |
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| All divisions reported increased sales and either reduced losses or improved earnings. |
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| Today it is seen as a potential takeover target as earnings problems hammer its share price. |
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| Company earnings slumped, scores of companies announced profit warnings and job cuts. |
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| It is inequitable because it ignores the question of how many people have to be supported from any one individual's earnings. |
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| The income figures are based on average household earnings divided by population. |
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| It is a business which is capable of delivering consistent growth in earnings and shareholder value. |
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| Duplicate customer records in a database can hurt earnings through unnecessary mailings. |
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| Dividend cover is a measure of how many times a company can afford the dividend out of its current earnings. |
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| Generally, baby bust generations do well in their careers and earnings because they face less competition from fellow busters. |
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| When you invest corporately, your earnings are initially taxed at very high rates. |
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| The savings for your employee are tax-deductible and earnings are tax-free. |
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| Elan benefits from a tax-free patent income scheme which allows it to retain earnings. |
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| Then the taxmen will examine the business to see where the person's earnings are sourced and if they are declared for tax. |
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| He plans to bring a civil action against them, claiming unfair arrest and loss of earnings. |
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| Mr Winston has claimed he was concerned about the ground before his fall and is unhappy about loss of earnings. |
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| These seasonal peaks provided a bare living for those who relied on supplementary earnings. |
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| Median earnings for full-time year-round male workers actually fell for the first time in four years, by a full percentage point. |
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| Elsewhere, analysts saw little respite for battered tech and telecoms shares, which have struggled amid the gloomy corporate earnings picture. |
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| It is calculated by dividing the share price by the company's earnings per share. |
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| Their redundancy payments will be based on their earnings so the decision to strike would impact on these. |
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| As well as the considerable loss of earnings, he was unable to do anything for himself. |
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| On the one hand, ballooning Credit and a glut of liquidity creation were a boon inspiring astonishing asset and earnings growth. |
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| Linking the state pension to earnings would not be sustainable in the long-term. |
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| He claims he was forced to give up his job a few months after the accident and has suffered a loss of earnings. |
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| One of the key determinants of overall earnings performance in the next twelve months will be the bank's ability to contain bad debts. |
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| But equally, as Anderson himself admitted during the earnings conference call, pros are increasingly choosing portables over desktops. |
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| Though not a rich man, his current earnings are more than enough to support his family. |
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| The replacement rate is the ratio between the state pension and average earnings. |
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| This is far more than pensioners would have received if the earnings link to the state pension had been restored, it says. |
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| These are a form of personal pension where links to earnings or length of service are tenuous. |
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| Where the main criterion of success is money, your achievement expresses itself as earnings. |
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| He worked hard and sent much of his earnings to Pakistan for his young family. |
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| The signs are saying that we need to trim our spending to match our earnings and that we need to stop eating into our savings. |
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| A report released this week showed that 60 percent of schemes linked to earnings are now closed to workers joining a firm. |
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| It is common sense that citizens will not deposit money in banks for such minimal interest earnings. |
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| Many companies massage their bottom line earnings per share figures following acquisitions. |
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| How much you pay towards your fees is dependant on your parents earnings and any assets your family may hold. |
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| Patients on a good income will manage, but those on less than average earnings will be hit hard. |
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| If it had succeeded it would have eliminated the Claimant's claim for future loss of earnings. |
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| All the same he would queue up with the other drones for hours to receive his meagre earnings. |
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| He had laid off some heavy bets recently and his meagre earnings as a postman would not cover them. |
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| Secondly, the ability to lift dividend payouts is usually an indication of strong cash flow and solid earnings. |
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| There are no data produced on an annual basis that permit direct calculation of mean graduate and non-graduate earnings. |
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| Each percentage point of inflation is associated with a 146 basis point increase in the earnings yield. |
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| Historically pension fund surpluses have been a wonderful honeypot with which to finance rationalisation and early retirement without hitting earnings per share. |
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| Russia depends on oil exports for almost 70 percent of its foreign-currency earnings and almost 50 percent of its annual budget. |
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| There, blanco reportedly was trying to go clean, plowing her earnings into commerce, including a lingerie shop in Medellin. |
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| Investors both big and small have demanded the CEO also walk the plank over its subdued earnings performance and its disastrous investment forays into Asia. |
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| Priest urged investors to keep in mind that the restatements will not have an adverse impact on earnings in the latest quarter or on future financial results. |
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| In the early 1700s, French economist Cantillon expanded the definition to include those who quested for earnings where there was an element of uncertainty. |
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| And household earnings for illegal immigrants are considerably lower than that of native-born and legal immigrants. |
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| By comparison, the UK stock market is valued at 16 times earnings. |
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| Taking the average the company is valued at 27 times forward earnings. |
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| If developers rampantly fail to produce good software, but the company exceeds earnings estimates anyway, how many of those rears will be actually on the line? |
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| As she galloped under the wire, the seven-year-old daughter of Desert King eclipsed the Australian earnings record held by three-time Horse of the Year Sunline. |
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| Mr. Hindson decided to supplement his then earnings as an insulation contractor by founding a business reconditioning and selling on electrical goods. |
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| The document gave Billings claim to all personal property, bank accounts, and future earnings of the debtor. |
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| Blumenauer proposes to change the law to allow dispensaries to deduct expenses and thus retain more of their earnings. |
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| People are expecting profits to reinflate, but I think we've still got a long haul before earnings have deflated to reasonable levels that will allow for decent future growth. |
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| If a company is paying the majority of its earnings out in dividends, smaller amounts of profits are able to be reinvested to make higher profits. |
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| A good example is the chapter by Steven King, who notes that poor relief payments were not so much an alternative to work as a complement to it, supplementing low earnings. |
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| People in large numbers went abroad for work and remitted their earnings. |
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| In this week's Newsweek, duff McDonald pieces together the Palin scion's earnings. |
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| Its stock, trading at just two to three times earnings before, interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, was low, even for the down-trodden auto-parts industry. |
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| They tend to attend worse schools, which lowers their future earnings potential. |
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| It was a precarious life, tented on the fairgrounds with all earnings in cash. |
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| What's more, they win every night at roulette, tripling their earnings. |
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| He found that 50 shares with the lowest price to sales ratios, reselected annually, beat other value measures such as price to earnings and price to book. |
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| The British replacement rate is now lower than 20 per cent and steadily declining because UK basic pensions are indexed to prices rather than to average earnings. |
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| His reasoning on wages, even without the nonsense about education and swearing, is less sound, riddled as it is with dubious comparative references to other people's earnings. |
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| The earnings distributed from the Traditional IRA, however, will be treated as taxable income, whereas qualified distributions of earnings from a Roth IRA are tax free. |
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| The financial world is currently gripped by the pathology of quarterly earnings, short-termism, and fear. |
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| The Finns have a rather different approach, extending their legendary progressive views to parking fines, which scale according to one's annual earnings. |
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| The law represented a Malthusian challenge to the 18th-century policy of providing allowances to men whose earnings were insufficient to support their families. |
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| The top band is much closer to average earnings than it used to be. |
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| AmEx announced Thursday that its earnings would be impaired by three major charges. |
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| First of all, as the marginal income tax rate increases, the incentive to work decreases as less and less of one's earnings are actually kept for their own use. |
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| Retained earnings are just as much money as a bank loan or new equity. |
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| He began to drink heavily, left London in 1914, and spent the rest of his life roaming around Ireland, living off meagre earnings from hastily scribbled articles and stories. |
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| It wouldn't be means-tested and it would rise in line with earnings. |
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| Despite concerns about consumer confidence and a weaker economy, shoppers thronged to Arnotts during 2001, removing any prospect of a dip in earnings. |
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| The focus here is on the major cost components of injury that individuals would be expected to bear themselves, notably loss of earnings and pain and suffering. |
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| The two best measures are average hourly earnings and annual income. |
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| The service charge, which was paid by clients instead of giving tips, was shared between all staff and formed a substantial part of their earnings. |
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| In the earnings report, it lowered expectations for sales growth and profits margins in the coming year. |
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| The two tech titans reported disappointing earnings as they try to diversify from their highly profitable, maturing cores. |
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| Last week, for example, mcmansion builder Toll Brothers reported impressive earnings. |
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| The result is a rise in underemployment and historically low real earnings. |
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| The report states that sick pay compensates for the same loss as damages for loss of earnings, so it should be taken into account in assessing damages. |
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| It is hoped that the trial could lead to the plant becoming a valuable money-spinner for farmers in Scotland, who have seen their earnings plummet in recent years. |
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| However, ultimately we have to recognize that earnings from business are also a Divine blessing, and not just the fruits of luck or of our own cleverness. |
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| If it is, then BA's earnings and share price will be hammered. |
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| There has also been a blizzard of complaints about poor customer service, falling earnings, rising debt, and a hostile attempt to force changes at board level. |
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| If sales are strong, what will the blowout deals do to earnings? |
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| Beneath a placid surface of seeming unconcern over the earnings downturn and cost squeeze, there is growing turmoil within Scotland's financial services industry. |
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| It may be a multiple of earnings or a percentage of sales or whatever. |
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| In a case where the claimant is expected to require life-long medical assistance, the multiplier used is likely to exceed that employed in assessing damages for lost earnings. |
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| This provident needleworker used her earnings to buy a vineyard. |
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| The company, which makes butter, believes the merger should boost earnings, though any uplift will perhaps not be expected until the end of the financial year. |
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| This sort of peer-to-peer piecework could help bridge the gap between peak earnings years and full retirement. |
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| Of course I spent my earnings on useless, frivolous designer items. |
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| For example, on pensions policy, the most often-raised points are about the earnings link, about voluntarism versus compulsion, and safeguards for schemes' members. |
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| Over the coming years, returns may have to be earned the hard way by identifying those companies capable of generating sustained earnings and dividend growth. |
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| Having a similar effect as write-downs, share buy-backs also normally depress shareholders' equity proportionately far more than they depress earnings. |
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| Share buy-backs mean that with less stock outstanding, earnings per share increase, even though the underlying profitability of the company has not. |
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| The store will be first cab off the rank with its earnings release. |
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| Following a few years of respectable earnings increases, the holiday firm admitted in April that it had experienced a shortfall in camping bookings. |
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| Regrettably, all it takes to be treated so hard-heartedly is something as ordinary as being self-employed, or just not being able to prove your total earnings. |
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| Until the last two to three years, Microsoft was able to keep its stock price continually climbing and stock splits coming by steadily increasing earnings per share. |
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| Some let the overinflated earnings claims cloud their judgment. |
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| Even more remarkably, many office goers and industrial workers had worked extra hours and donated their overtime earnings to raise a fund for the victims. |
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| For purposes of example, he draws a parallel between increase in land values and the rising earnings of a newspaper because of the growth of a community. |
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| The new leader must be a charismatic persuader, someone to whom others can relate, a person who can set sights higher than the next quarter's earnings report. |
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| This does not include indirect costs such as earnings foregone. |
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| However, much of the debate has focused on the size of awards for injury, especially compensation for loss of earnings and for pain and suffering. |
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| The inflated pension earnings created a false impression of profits and helped trigger the flow of bonus money into the pockets of company executives. |
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| Adjusted net earnings, of course, excludes the after-tax impact of amortisation of intangible assets and integration costs related to acquisitions. |
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| In studying women's earnings, it is crucial to consider the aspect of interruption or intermittence of the work experience commonly observed for women. |
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| Costs associated with the revised funding discussions will have a drag effect on earnings, but that was containable in the context of the current talks. |
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| A company's stock price could plunge when earnings fall, but its bonds could remain hot if it has a strong enough revenue stream to service its debt. |
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| The 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and a slowdown in global economic growth also contributed to the decline in earnings before fixed charges and management fees, the report said. |
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| Pragmatically it was also an attempt to assure the retention of London as a key international financial centre, with consequent invisible earnings accruing to the country. |
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| Most of the Conservative cabinet objected that tariffs would raise food prices, hinder exports, and jeopardize the invisible earnings of the City of London. |
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| For instance, inflated earnings push taxpayers into higher income tax rates unless the tax brackets are indexed to inflation. |
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| New salary data shows the average earnings for chartered chemical engineers in the North East are soaring. |
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| Subsequently, Titman and Wessels report a negative association between earnings volatility and leverage. |
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| Nigerian commercial banks' earnings were hit by the apex bank's tight money policies. |
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| The earnings disregard rule of the mid 1980s is another tightfisted policy stuck in a Tory time warp. |
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| Graduates of the top 14 law schools tend to have higher earnings, on average, than graduates of the other 190 law schools. |
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| Because informal sector earnings are generally very low, few families can subsist on one income. |
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| However, a law degree increases earnings, even including those who do not practice law. |
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| Women's earnings, assets, body mass index, and their children's schooling and body mass index all improve with greater access to birth control. |
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| The notional earnings of the company were close to the actual ones. |
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| Next to petrodollars, the second biggest source of foreign exchange earnings for Nigeria are remittances sent home by Nigerians living abroad. |
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| Many farmers have been abandoning cultivation of food crops, and use earnings from kava cultivation to buy food. |
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| It owns two of the country's four busiest airports and uses its earnings to fund local projects. |
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| Leeson will have to pay 50 per cent of his earnings from TV3 to the liquidators for Barings after he was injuncted for stgpounds 100 million. |
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| The internalization will allow City Office to realize economies of scale and enhance its earnings potential as the Company grows. |
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| Even if not formally authorized, captains sometimes supplemented their earnings by undertaking a bit of piracy and extortion on the side. |
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| I hate men that live off the earnings of the prostitutes that they pimp out. |
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| Austen's earnings on this novel were larger than for any of her other novels published in her lifetime. |
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| Also, taxi driver incomes decreased, and the earnings of taxi companies also decreased substantially. |
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| Fundamental analysis takes into account certain factors, such as annual reports, dividends and earnings. |
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| The company's earnings for last year are published in the annual report. |
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| Sgt. Smith fleeced most of the rest of the outpost of their earnings in their weekly game of craps. |
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| The predominant export earnings of Bangladesh come from its garments sector. |
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| They failed to declare all of their earnings on their tax return. |
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| The churches' earnings from their land also dropped so much that the Hanseatic traders dominated the city's foreign trade in the 15th century. |
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| You don't want to jeopardize your primary source of income or any savings you've socked away in your effort to boost your earnings on the side. |
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| This led to a salary arrangement for the band, which various members later complained was inadequate in comparison to their gross earnings. |
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| When hard times hit the gym, he was put on half time subsidising his earnings as a snow shoveller in Harlem. |
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| Total value added is very closely approximated by compensation of employees plus earnings before taxes. |
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| Local Welsh speakers are increasingly unable to afford housing in the area as the rise in house prices has outpaced average earnings in Wales. |
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