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Wall Street's regulator sent a message on Monday that it was now taking a more aggressive stance on securities settlements as it extracted its first admission of wrongdoing under a new policy.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has signaled that it was now taking a harder line on securities settlements, as it extracted its first admission of wrongdoing under a new policy, DealBook's Alexandra Stevenson reports.

When Morgan sailed the seas, Spain ruled the Americas — and relied heavily on the gold, silver and other treasures it extracted from its colonies.

It will cost Wonga £2.6m to compensate 45,000 customers but the company should count itself lucky that it has not been whacked with a huge fine or asked to pay interest at 5,000% on the arrears it extracted via its dodgy dispatches.

The airline also said it would sell some aircraft and delay delivery of others to cut expenses further, but analysts said the picture at Delta was not likely to improve drastically unless it extracted wage cuts from its pilots.

Yet patients and payors should be equally concerned about how an insurer uses income from its investment of the sums it extracted from previous years' patient premiums.

As it extracts rules directly from data, the proposed method avoids the random extraction of rules.

It extracts structured data from the attachments, which helps to pinpoint its search results.

The other half of Infinis is unaffected – it extracts gas from landfill sites to generate electricity.

ChevronTexaco has been drilling for oil on Barrow for nearly 40 years, filling reservoirs with water as it extracts crude.

It extracts templates from existing environments.