The equipment to skim security tracks of genuine cards and then imprint the data on counterfeits is neither particularly sophisticated nor costly.The banks, which bear nearly all card losses, are pinning their hopes on new technology.
Those kinds of tweets can be good in moderation (The tweet "No, we don't know where Tupac is" was re-tweeted 160,000 times, well done), but this lowbrow content has been so overdone recently that the content mix of @CIA bears nearly no resemblance to current issues related to the actual Central Intelligence Agency.
These results are explicable for Neurospora because the female bears nearly the whole burden of sexual reproduction.
In the 1960s, when Mexican women each bore nearly seven children, Catholicism had a steady stream of newborn recruits.
Finally, he argued that Castile should not be expected to continue to bear nearly the entire cost of the war.
He and the Labor Party governments bear nearly as much responsibility as their Likud successors for expanding settlements in the West Bank.
Germany's resistance to share in the costs of a collective solution to seriously write down the debts that Greece and other Southern European nations will never be able to pay off — insisting instead that the indebted countries and their beleaguered citizens bear nearly all the cost — has prolonged and deepened Europe's stagnation.
Therefore, in line with the literature on distributive incidence, employees would bear nearly two thirds of social security contributions.
Women are likely to be on the forefront of this, as a record-breaking number of them are running for office, and they also bear nearly two-thirds of the $1.5 trillion in outstanding student loan debt.
They included e-mails and comments posted on rival Internet petitions: One called for change and bore nearly 1,500 names, while the other backed the administration and carried 409 names.
