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Once embedded, a digital watermark cannot be removed. The user should back up his or her original before embedding a digital watermark. ... more
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A short sale typically is executed to prevent a home foreclosure. Often a bank will choose to allow a short sale if they believe that it will result in a smaller financial loss than foreclosing. Additionally, a short sale is typically faster and ... more
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As reported on Wired.com, an Illinois district court has allowed a couple to to sue their bank on the novel grounds that it may have failed to sufficiently secure their account. ... more
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Reportable Amounts Is there a minimum dollar amount for which the due diligence letter is required to be sent to owners? No. The State of Connecticut does not set a minimum value on the requirement to send due diligence letters to owners. There is ... more
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If a teacher returns from maternity leave early, the teacher covering her post will be entitled to the notice period specified in her contract. This may be the notice provisions contained within the Burgundy Book or a different notice period ... more
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• Answer: An insurer may refund a fee only if the policy is rescinded without having become effective, and may not refund the fee simply because a vehicle is removed from the policy. ... more
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If you are not an ANZ Balance Visa cardholder and would like to become one, visit anz.com where you can apply for an ANZ Balance Visa online. Alternatively, you can pick up an application form at any ANZ branch or call 13 33 33 to apply. ... more
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Higher Analysis: The value is higher because pension holder will receive the monthly benefit for two additional years. Conversely, the value would be less if Pension Holder retired at age 65. ... more
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Higher Analysis: The pension holder would be receiving the monthly benefit for a longer period of time. ... more
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