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The objective of this paper is to problematise the fundamental assumption, shared by standard-setters and extant literature, and one that is taken-for-granted in the recent debate on accounting financialisation, that "fair value is a market-based measurement, not an entity-specific measurement" (IFRS 13.2).

Although Grant's "Personal Memoirs" was a best seller in its day and the cottage was made a New York State Historic Site in 1900 by Governor Theodore Roosevelt, there just hadn't been that much public interest in Grant until the recent flurry of comparisons of his book with President Bill Clinton's "My Life".

The most recent grant in the US funded a project to allow villages in developing countries to map their area with more accuracy than Google Maps, enabling all sorts of projects like better planning.

Declaring victory in the recent plebiscite granting him extraordinary powers, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidated his authoritarian rule.

It's well established that financial issues are linked to poor mental health in students, and a recently published survey of undergraduates in the United Kingdom where tuition fees have skyrocketed in the recent years and grants to cover living costs for underprivileged students have been scrapped offers students a timely reminder to watch out for potential problems.

The guild, on strike since Nov. 5, also granted waivers for the recent Kennedy Center Honors in Washington and a charity event on the Paramount lot in Hollywood.

Patricia E. Harris, who is simultaneously Mr. Bloomberg's first deputy mayor and the chief executive of his foundation, declined to address the future of the grants in a recent interview.

An inordinate share of the dodgiest mortgages granted in recent years originated outside the banking system.

Microsoft, for example, has given unusually large options grants in recent weeks, as The Wall Street Journal reported this week.

Piontkovski has been more successful than most, pulling in grants in recent months from the U.K. government's Darwin Initiative; a European Union agency called INTAS; and the U.S. Office of Naval Research ONRR).

But with its share of the grant halved in recent years, to $15,000, Daybreak is looking for savings.