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This year, SAC agreed to pay a record $616 million fine to settle two civil insider trading lawsuits — money that effectively comes out of Mr. Cohen's pocket.

The practice is known as round-tripping because money paid out as an expense effectively comes back, recorded as sales and artificially bolstering the top line.

One that runs the ball effectively, comes after you on defense and owns the second-best turnover ratio (+14) in the league.

But the legality of attaching conditions to money that effectively comes from students is questionable, as is the fairness of penalising students for institutional mistakes.

The decision on good faith effectively comes down to whose story the jurors will credit: that the defendants were unsophisticated investors fooled by Mr. Madoff as so many others were, or that they got enough hints about the fraud that they choose not to learn more.

As the growing season effectively comes to an end around the beginning of November, farmers would prepare to eke out their winter fodder by slaughtering most of their animals, keeping only breeding pairs with a view to replacing their stock the following spring.

The region is, effectively, coming apart.

Because Mr. Cohen owns 100 percent of SAC, that money will effectively come out of his pocket.

Doing so can help you effectively come up with strategies and plans to mitigate that stress.

During the Putin era, all national television networks effectively came back under the state control.

As a result, the case was "not being progressed" and had effectively come to a halt.