For FMS offsets, the shortage is first deducted from the account with the lowest routing number.
The lending party would be paid the full amount from an account (which, while not named specifically, could easily be an iTunes account), which would first deduct that total, plus a small service fee, from the iTunes account of the person making the cash request.
Armstrong said the victory was important because the winner gets 20 seconds deducted from his overall time; second is worth 12 seconds off.
With the second-place bonus of 12 seconds deducted from his overall time and the 29 seconds he finished ahead of Ullrich, who finished fourth today, Armstrong widened his lead to 4 minutes 55 seconds.
He was referring to the ear radio he wears to get counsel from Johan Bruyneel, his team director, who rides in a car, and to the 20 seconds deducted from the stage winner's time.
He said salaries for New York judges ranked 49th in the nation, after accounting for the state's high cost of living, while legislative salaries ranked sixth by the same standard, and third without deducting the cost of living.
An incorrect response, or a failure to respond within five seconds, deducts the clue's value from the contestant's score and allows the other contestants the opportunity to ring in and respond.
First, it is deducting from its indexes the part of a company's stock that is not available to investors, including the shares held by a government and by other companies.
Urkal's corner threw in the towel because he was apparently down in the fight, and had just had a second point deducted for a head butt, leading to his corner's belief that the referee was unfair.
Even though the terms of the mortgage required that Wells Fargo apply any funds it received from the Stewarts to principal and interest charges first, the late fees were deducted first.
