Cripple Creek, city, seat (1899) of Teller county, central Colorado, U.S., overlooked by Mount Pisgah (10,400 feet [3,170 metres]).
AT THE end of last year, the tellers at Cuba's central bank must have been busy.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein brilliantly adopts a fragmented narrative in which the story is delivered by different tellers wrapped round the central confession of the "creature".
Last week the central bank banned overdraft fees on banks' automated teller machine and debit card transactions unless consumers had actively chosen to use an overdraft protection service.
Australia's first bitcoin automatic teller machine has gone live in central Sydney, allowing passersby to buy and sell the digital currency and exchange it for cash.
Maciej Lebkowski, head of retail business at Alfa Bank, a Russian commercial bank, says that this year's big achievement was persuading the central bank to change its nit-picking rules requiring tellers' desks to be built like nuclear bunkers.
1st POV: uses "I" involved – narrator is an active player and teller of the story detached – narrator is not telling their own story specifically, but maybe the story of a central character Plural (we) – a collective narrator, maybe a large group of people.
In 1999, Brazil's central bank approved "banking correspondents" — rural retailers and entrepreneurs trained as tellers by commercial banks.
PENN & TELLER SHOWTIME, Thursday night at 10 and 10 30, Eastern and Pacific times; 9 and 9 30, Central time Mark Wolper and Star Price, producers; Penn & Teller, co-executive producers.
You might think the language barrier will be your biggest issue but as long as you're in a fairly large city and you go to a major bank in a central location, you're very likely to find at least one teller who speaks English.
The last modern-era truth tellers, free of spin, have had to seek refuge on Comedy Central, via The Daily Show and similar vehicles.
