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Memoirs of the most material transactions in England,... 1700.. Digitized from IA40313710-39 . Previous issue: bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_an-answer-to-the-late-ki_wellwood-james_1693 . Next issue: bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_two-sermons_whalley-nathaniel_1698 .

Philosophical transactions. Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies and labours of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world. ... 1750: Volume 45 . Digitized from IA40310405-46 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_philosophical-transactio_royal-society-great-bri_1752_46 .

Chase UK has taken the extreme step of refusing to process crypto related transactions, they say as a measure to fight fraud. NLW also looks at the letter sent to SEC Chair Gary Gensler by a bipartisan group from the House Financial Services Committee pushing him to approve a Bitcoin spot ETF with haste. Enjoying this content?SUBSCRIBE to the Podcast: https://pod.link/1438693620Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nathanielwhittemorecryptoSubscribe to the newsletter: https://breakdown.beehiiv.com/Join the discussion: https://discord.gg/VrKRrfKCz8Follow on Twitter:NLW: https://twitter.com/nlwBreakdown: https://twitter.com/BreakdownNLW

James Festini is a California-based real estate agent who has been in the game since 1993-relocating several times and consistently rising to top producer status in each market. Today on Stay Paid, James joins hosts Luke and Josh from his mobile real estate office to discuss the effectiveness of door knocking and cold calling. Follow Our Guest: James Festini www.youtube.com/user/jamesfestini/ www.instagram.com/jamesfestini/ Download this week's free ebook: www.remindermedia.com/coldcalling To learn how to generate more referrals and repeat business, visit: www.remindermedia.com Follow Luke Acree: https://www.instagram.com/lukeacree https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukeacree https://www.facebook.com/lukeacreeRM/ Follow ReminderMedia: https://twitter.com/remindermedia https://www.facebook.com/ReminderMedia https://www.instagram.com/remindermedia

This episode features a conversation between three lawyers on AREA's Forms and Practices Committee: Denise Hendrix of Hendrix Law, Jim Doyle of Verjee and Associates and Stan Galbraith of Galbraith Law.Kelly Kimber, AREA's Senior Member Engagement Advisor asks the lawyers questions stemming from member concerns we have been receiving in this COVID-19 impacted downturn. The group chats about the current state of real estate in their practices, the risk of adding open-ended clauses to the purchase contract and how to mitigate risks in relationships with clients and when to go to a lawyer for council.  

This episode features a conversation between three lawyers on AREA's Forms and Practices Committee: Denise Hendrix of Hendrix Law, Jim Doyle of Verjee and Associates and Stan Galbraith of Galbraith Law.Kelly Kimber, AREA's Senior Member Engagement Advisor asks the lawyers questions stemming from member concerns we have been receiving in this COVID-19 impacted downturn. The group chats about the current state of real estate in their practices, the risk of adding open-ended clauses to the purchase contract and how to mitigate risks in relationships with clients and when to go to a lawyer for council.  

This episode features a conversation between three lawyers on AREA's Forms and Practices Committee: Denise Hendrix of Hendrix Law, Jim Doyle of Verjee and Associates and Stan Galbraith of Galbraith Law.Kelly Kimber, AREA's Senior Member Engagement Advisor asks the lawyers questions stemming from member concerns we have been receiving in this COVID-19 impacted downturn. The group chats about the current state of real estate in their practices, the risk of adding open-ended clauses to the purchase contract and how to mitigate risks in relationships with clients and when to go to a lawyer for council.  

This episode features a conversation between three lawyers on AREA's Forms and Practices Committee: Denise Hendrix of Hendrix Law, Jim Doyle of Verjee and Associates and Stan Galbraith of Galbraith Law.Kelly Kimber, AREA's Senior Member Engagement Advisor asks the lawyers questions stemming from member concerns we have been receiving in this COVID-19 impacted downturn. The group chats about the current state of real estate in their practices, the risk of adding open-ended clauses to the purchase contract and how to mitigate risks in relationships with clients and when to go to a lawyer for council.  

This episode features a conversation between three lawyers on AREA's Forms and Practices Committee: Denise Hendrix of Hendrix Law, Jim Doyle of Verjee and Associates and Stan Galbraith of Galbraith Law.Kelly Kimber, AREA's Senior Member Engagement Advisor asks the lawyers questions stemming from member concerns we have been receiving in this COVID-19 impacted downturn. The group chats about the current state of real estate in their practices, the risk of adding open-ended clauses to the purchase contract and how to mitigate risks in relationships with clients and when to go to a lawyer for council.  

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"India: Reports from Calcutta. Transactions of Service. Cholera, Plague, and Smallpox. Plague in India and Bengal" is an article from Public Health Reports (1896-1970), Volume 23 . View more articles from Public Health Reports (1896-1970) . View this article on JSTOR . View this article's JSTOR metadata . You may also retrieve all of this items metadata in JSON at the following URL: https://archive.org/metadata/jstor-4560798

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Document number CIA-RDP93-00791R000300100041-3 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

Document number CIA-RDP93-00791R000300100041-3 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

Document number CIA-RDP93-00791R000300100041-3 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

Document number CIA-RDP93-00791R000300100041-3 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Journal Entries Illustrating "M" Account Transactions 1. Opening entries to establish in "M" accounts the total amounts of un- liquidated obligations applicable to lapsed appropriations, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division: (a) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106. - Disbursing Funds (lapsed years) (To establish in account 106.M a balance equal to the total amount of unliquidated vouchered funds obligations and confiden- tial funds obligations) (b) Debit: 505._ - Appropriations Available for Allotment (lapsed years) Credit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confiden- tial Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To establish in accounts 135.M and 520,M the total amounts of unliquidated confi- dential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to lapsed appropriations) 2. Expenditures, refunds, and reimbursements applicable to lapsed appro- priations will be recorded in the "HI` accounts in a manner consistent with established procedures for recording such transactions applicable to "active" appropriations. 3. Annual entries to adjust "M" accounts, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division, to equal total amount of unliquidated obli- gations applicable to lapsed'appropriations, including unliquidated obligations applicable to the currently lapsing year (these entries shall be accomplished each year by 30 November as of the preceding 30 June, and shall be made concurrently with the closing of the budgetary accounts for the currently "lapsing" appropriation): 25X1A Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (a) Debit: 505.M - Appropriations Available for Allotment Debit or Credit: 510.M - Unobligated Allotments Debit or Credit: 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To transfer to account 520.M amounts-recorded in account 505.M and 510.M during the fiscal year.) (b) Debit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations Credit: 136.M - Disbursements of Appropriated Funds Charge- able to Confidential Funds Allotments - DCI Certification 137.M - Disbursements by Fiscal Chargeable to Confi- dential Funds Allotments - No DCI Certifica- tion (To transfer to.account 135.M amounts recorded in accounts 135,.M and 137.M during the fiscal year in order to reduce account 135.M to an amount equal to I'M" funds available for un- liquidated confidential funds obligations.) NOTE: Entries 3(a) and 3(b) above are in effect "preadjustment" entries; the sum of the resulting balances in accounts 135.M and 520.M should then equal the sum of the balances in accounts 106.M and 152.9.M. (c) Debit: 505.! - Appropriations Available for Allotment (year of "lapsing" appropriation) Credit: 135.M .- Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (For amounts necessary to increase 135.M and 520.M to total amounts of unliquidated confidential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) (d) Debit: 152..9.M - Accounts Receivable - Other Credit: 152.9 - Accounts Receivable - Other (for year of lapsing appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 152.9.M to total amount of receivables applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 I", . Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (e) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106, - Disbursing Funds (for year of "lapsing" appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 106.M to a balance which in combination with account 152.:9.M will equal the sum of ac- counts 135.M and 520.M.) -3- Approved For Release. 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Journal Entries Illustrating "M" Account Transactions 1. Opening entries to establish in "M" accounts the total amounts of un- liquidated obligations applicable to lapsed appropriations, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division: (a) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106. - Disbursing Funds (lapsed years) (To establish in account 106.M a balance equal to the total amount of unliquidated vouchered funds obligations and confiden- tial funds obligations) (b) Debit: 505._ - Appropriations Available for Allotment (lapsed years) Credit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confiden- tial Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To establish in accounts 135.M and 520,M the total amounts of unliquidated confi- dential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to lapsed appropriations) 2. Expenditures, refunds, and reimbursements applicable to lapsed appro- priations will be recorded in the "HI` accounts in a manner consistent with established procedures for recording such transactions applicable to "active" appropriations. 3. Annual entries to adjust "M" accounts, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division, to equal total amount of unliquidated obli- gations applicable to lapsed'appropriations, including unliquidated obligations applicable to the currently lapsing year (these entries shall be accomplished each year by 30 November as of the preceding 30 June, and shall be made concurrently with the closing of the budgetary accounts for the currently "lapsing" appropriation): 25X1A Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (a) Debit: 505.M - Appropriations Available for Allotment Debit or Credit: 510.M - Unobligated Allotments Debit or Credit: 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To transfer to account 520.M amounts-recorded in account 505.M and 510.M during the fiscal year.) (b) Debit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations Credit: 136.M - Disbursements of Appropriated Funds Charge- able to Confidential Funds Allotments - DCI Certification 137.M - Disbursements by Fiscal Chargeable to Confi- dential Funds Allotments - No DCI Certifica- tion (To transfer to.account 135.M amounts recorded in accounts 135,.M and 137.M during the fiscal year in order to reduce account 135.M to an amount equal to I'M" funds available for un- liquidated confidential funds obligations.) NOTE: Entries 3(a) and 3(b) above are in effect "preadjustment" entries; the sum of the resulting balances in accounts 135.M and 520.M should then equal the sum of the balances in accounts 106.M and 152.9.M. (c) Debit: 505.! - Appropriations Available for Allotment (year of "lapsing" appropriation) Credit: 135.M .- Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (For amounts necessary to increase 135.M and 520.M to total amounts of unliquidated confidential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) (d) Debit: 152..9.M - Accounts Receivable - Other Credit: 152.9 - Accounts Receivable - Other (for year of lapsing appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 152.9.M to total amount of receivables applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 I", . Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (e) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106, - Disbursing Funds (for year of "lapsing" appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 106.M to a balance which in combination with account 152.:9.M will equal the sum of ac- counts 135.M and 520.M.) -3- Approved For Release. 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Journal Entries Illustrating "M" Account Transactions 1. Opening entries to establish in "M" accounts the total amounts of un- liquidated obligations applicable to lapsed appropriations, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division: (a) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106. - Disbursing Funds (lapsed years) (To establish in account 106.M a balance equal to the total amount of unliquidated vouchered funds obligations and confiden- tial funds obligations) (b) Debit: 505._ - Appropriations Available for Allotment (lapsed years) Credit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confiden- tial Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To establish in accounts 135.M and 520,M the total amounts of unliquidated confi- dential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to lapsed appropriations) 2. Expenditures, refunds, and reimbursements applicable to lapsed appro- priations will be recorded in the "HI` accounts in a manner consistent with established procedures for recording such transactions applicable to "active" appropriations. 3. Annual entries to adjust "M" accounts, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division, to equal total amount of unliquidated obli- gations applicable to lapsed'appropriations, including unliquidated obligations applicable to the currently lapsing year (these entries shall be accomplished each year by 30 November as of the preceding 30 June, and shall be made concurrently with the closing of the budgetary accounts for the currently "lapsing" appropriation): 25X1A Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (a) Debit: 505.M - Appropriations Available for Allotment Debit or Credit: 510.M - Unobligated Allotments Debit or Credit: 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To transfer to account 520.M amounts-recorded in account 505.M and 510.M during the fiscal year.) (b) Debit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations Credit: 136.M - Disbursements of Appropriated Funds Charge- able to Confidential Funds Allotments - DCI Certification 137.M - Disbursements by Fiscal Chargeable to Confi- dential Funds Allotments - No DCI Certifica- tion (To transfer to.account 135.M amounts recorded in accounts 135,.M and 137.M during the fiscal year in order to reduce account 135.M to an amount equal to I'M" funds available for un- liquidated confidential funds obligations.) NOTE: Entries 3(a) and 3(b) above are in effect "preadjustment" entries; the sum of the resulting balances in accounts 135.M and 520.M should then equal the sum of the balances in accounts 106.M and 152.9.M. (c) Debit: 505.! - Appropriations Available for Allotment (year of "lapsing" appropriation) Credit: 135.M .- Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (For amounts necessary to increase 135.M and 520.M to total amounts of unliquidated confidential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) (d) Debit: 152..9.M - Accounts Receivable - Other Credit: 152.9 - Accounts Receivable - Other (for year of lapsing appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 152.9.M to total amount of receivables applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 I", . Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (e) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106, - Disbursing Funds (for year of "lapsing" appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 106.M to a balance which in combination with account 152.:9.M will equal the sum of ac- counts 135.M and 520.M.) -3- Approved For Release. 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Journal Entries Illustrating "M" Account Transactions 1. Opening entries to establish in "M" accounts the total amounts of un- liquidated obligations applicable to lapsed appropriations, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division: (a) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106. - Disbursing Funds (lapsed years) (To establish in account 106.M a balance equal to the total amount of unliquidated vouchered funds obligations and confiden- tial funds obligations) (b) Debit: 505._ - Appropriations Available for Allotment (lapsed years) Credit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confiden- tial Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To establish in accounts 135.M and 520,M the total amounts of unliquidated confi- dential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to lapsed appropriations) 2. Expenditures, refunds, and reimbursements applicable to lapsed appro- priations will be recorded in the "HI` accounts in a manner consistent with established procedures for recording such transactions applicable to "active" appropriations. 3. Annual entries to adjust "M" accounts, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division, to equal total amount of unliquidated obli- gations applicable to lapsed'appropriations, including unliquidated obligations applicable to the currently lapsing year (these entries shall be accomplished each year by 30 November as of the preceding 30 June, and shall be made concurrently with the closing of the budgetary accounts for the currently "lapsing" appropriation): 25X1A Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (a) Debit: 505.M - Appropriations Available for Allotment Debit or Credit: 510.M - Unobligated Allotments Debit or Credit: 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To transfer to account 520.M amounts-recorded in account 505.M and 510.M during the fiscal year.) (b) Debit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations Credit: 136.M - Disbursements of Appropriated Funds Charge- able to Confidential Funds Allotments - DCI Certification 137.M - Disbursements by Fiscal Chargeable to Confi- dential Funds Allotments - No DCI Certifica- tion (To transfer to.account 135.M amounts recorded in accounts 135,.M and 137.M during the fiscal year in order to reduce account 135.M to an amount equal to I'M" funds available for un- liquidated confidential funds obligations.) NOTE: Entries 3(a) and 3(b) above are in effect "preadjustment" entries; the sum of the resulting balances in accounts 135.M and 520.M should then equal the sum of the balances in accounts 106.M and 152.9.M. (c) Debit: 505.! - Appropriations Available for Allotment (year of "lapsing" appropriation) Credit: 135.M .- Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (For amounts necessary to increase 135.M and 520.M to total amounts of unliquidated confidential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) (d) Debit: 152..9.M - Accounts Receivable - Other Credit: 152.9 - Accounts Receivable - Other (for year of lapsing appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 152.9.M to total amount of receivables applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 I", . Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (e) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106, - Disbursing Funds (for year of "lapsing" appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 106.M to a balance which in combination with account 152.:9.M will equal the sum of ac- counts 135.M and 520.M.) -3- Approved For Release. 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Journal Entries Illustrating "M" Account Transactions 1. Opening entries to establish in "M" accounts the total amounts of un- liquidated obligations applicable to lapsed appropriations, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division: (a) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106. - Disbursing Funds (lapsed years) (To establish in account 106.M a balance equal to the total amount of unliquidated vouchered funds obligations and confiden- tial funds obligations) (b) Debit: 505._ - Appropriations Available for Allotment (lapsed years) Credit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confiden- tial Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To establish in accounts 135.M and 520,M the total amounts of unliquidated confi- dential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to lapsed appropriations) 2. Expenditures, refunds, and reimbursements applicable to lapsed appro- priations will be recorded in the "HI` accounts in a manner consistent with established procedures for recording such transactions applicable to "active" appropriations. 3. Annual entries to adjust "M" accounts, based upon memorandum advice from the Budget Division, to equal total amount of unliquidated obli- gations applicable to lapsed'appropriations, including unliquidated obligations applicable to the currently lapsing year (these entries shall be accomplished each year by 30 November as of the preceding 30 June, and shall be made concurrently with the closing of the budgetary accounts for the currently "lapsing" appropriation): 25X1A Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (a) Debit: 505.M - Appropriations Available for Allotment Debit or Credit: 510.M - Unobligated Allotments Debit or Credit: 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (To transfer to account 520.M amounts-recorded in account 505.M and 510.M during the fiscal year.) (b) Debit: 135.M - Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations Credit: 136.M - Disbursements of Appropriated Funds Charge- able to Confidential Funds Allotments - DCI Certification 137.M - Disbursements by Fiscal Chargeable to Confi- dential Funds Allotments - No DCI Certifica- tion (To transfer to.account 135.M amounts recorded in accounts 135,.M and 137.M during the fiscal year in order to reduce account 135.M to an amount equal to I'M" funds available for un- liquidated confidential funds obligations.) NOTE: Entries 3(a) and 3(b) above are in effect "preadjustment" entries; the sum of the resulting balances in accounts 135.M and 520.M should then equal the sum of the balances in accounts 106.M and 152.9.M. (c) Debit: 505.! - Appropriations Available for Allotment (year of "lapsing" appropriation) Credit: 135.M .- Appropriated Funds Allotted for Confidential Operations 520.M - Unliquidated Obligations (For amounts necessary to increase 135.M and 520.M to total amounts of unliquidated confidential funds obligations and vouchered funds obligations, respectively, applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) (d) Debit: 152..9.M - Accounts Receivable - Other Credit: 152.9 - Accounts Receivable - Other (for year of lapsing appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 152.9.M to total amount of receivables applicable to "lapsed" appropriations.) Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 I", . Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8 S E C R E T (e) Debit: 106.M - Disbursing Funds Credit: 106, - Disbursing Funds (for year of "lapsing" appropriation) (For amount necessary to increase 106.M to a balance which in combination with account 152.:9.M will equal the sum of ac- counts 135.M and 520.M.) -3- Approved For Release. 2000/05/24: CIA-RDP61-00763A000300010049-8

Source: Digital Library of India Scanning Centre: C-DAC, Noida Source Library: I A R I Library Date Accessioned: 7/10/2015 20:05 The Digital Library of India was a project under the auspices of the Government of India.

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Online transaction processing, or OLTP, is designed for managing high volumes of short, fast, and concurrent transactions, such as data entry and retrieval operations. OLTP systems solve the problem of efficiently handling numerous simultaneous transactions, making them essential for sectors like banking and retail. Joran Greef is the Founder and CEO of TigerBeetle, which is

A collection of approx. 600 chapbooks, mainly from the first half of the nineteenth century, although most are undated. Most are printed in Scotland; imprints include Glasgow, Paisley, Edinburgh, Stirling, Falkirk, Aberdeen, Ayr and Kilmarnock, as well as London, Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester, York and Coventry. Most are anonymous but some titles attributed to authors such as Hannah More, Daniel Defoe, Robert Burns, John Bunyan, James Hogg and Allan Ramsay. Many of the titles are illustrated wtih woodcuts.

A collection of approx. 600 chapbooks, mainly from the first half of the nineteenth century, although most are undated. Most are printed in Scotland; imprints include Glasgow, Paisley, Edinburgh, Stirling, Falkirk, Aberdeen, Ayr and Kilmarnock, as well as London, Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester, York and Coventry. Most are anonymous but some titles attributed to authors such as Hannah More, Daniel Defoe, Robert Burns, John Bunyan, James Hogg and Allan Ramsay. Many of the titles are illustrated wtih woodcuts.