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The precise method somehow involved the advancing of money to individuals, an interesting partial anticipation of the Classical system of "trierarchies".
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However, Ms Ash raised an issue that Ms McKennitt was not entitled to an expectation of privacy because of her conduct in relation to an advance of money, which was detailed in the book.
In 1793, Sturt applied to Messrs. Wright and Co., bankers at Norwich, for an advance of money, and, in consideration of the monies which they advanced to him, granted to them two annuities, and assigned his interest in the stock as a security for the payment.
Nearly one-quarter of all escrow accounts require advances of money from lenders' own corporate funds during a typical year -- money that lenders have to collect from borrowers by either raising subsequent monthly escrow withholdings or by requesting lump-sum payments.
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1817 also saw the passing of the Poor Employment Act, "to authorise the issue of Exchequer Bills and the Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, to a limited Amount, for the carrying on of Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom and Employment of the Poor in Great Britain".
In addition to the guarantees granted to sellers, which in some cases this season are said to be even higher than the works' sales estimates, the two companies are buying works of art outright, advancing sellers money ahead of the sales and in rare cases even becoming involved in sellers' real estate transactions.
The indictment, filed Mr. Ryan, the assistant United States attorney, said they then sold those "debts" for $3.7 million to companies that are in the business of advancing a portion of money owed on an account receivable in exchange for the right to collect the entire amount.
The advance assurance of money is also "an advantage for the school because they can see what a person can really do" without taking an expensive risk on a researcher who may not ultimately win funding.
And in Massachusetts, Thomas Weber, the state commissioner of early education and care, said the state would keep the Community Action Head Start program, serving 350 children, going for the next couple of weeks by advancing state money from the group's existing grant.
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