Sharp variations in the fees charged by the two in the same country reinforce the sense of a lack of red-blooded competition.Another factor is the opacity of the currency-conversion "spread" charged by the firms, which can be one-third or more of their total fees.
The Pope's position in France was even weaker than he realized, for, at least as early as 1297, his enemies had spread charges against him, such as that he questioned the immortality of the soul or that he had plotted the death of his predecessor on the papal throne.
Cinco de Mayo came and went, and this time, it developed its latest wrinkle: the wide-spread charge that it is politically incorrect, corrupt and unwholesome.
With stock prices quoted in pennies, the profit margins or spreads charged by market makers have narrowed.
Historically, banks have performed best in periods of high interest rates, as they have been able to increase their spreads, charging borrowers a higher rate without compensating depositors (who are very slow to change accounts) to the same extent.Mr Bazot did find a surge in unit costs in the late 1970s and early 1980s when interest rates were high.
KPMG concluded that Xerox should have spread the charge over the previous two years as well because that is when some of the Mexican errors were introduced.
Releasing a player post June 1 allows a team to spread this charge in a more deferred way.
In order to get around that psychology, you need a wider spread of charging infrastructure".
Twitter has announced more changes to its rules to try to make it harder for people to use its platform to spread politically charged disinformation and thereby erode democratic processes.
The network of interactions in TS-I spreads the charge density over the distorted hydronium and the tricoordinated Hg2+ complex, rather than exhibiting zwitterionic character.
