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pools [pul]

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The desegregation of swimming pools, toilets and other facilities once reserved for whites has changed little for millions of blacks who still face prejudice, poverty and hopelessness.
In Acapulco, condominium-style resorts with private swimming pools and hideaway beaches cost around $250 a day.
In those charges, the CFTC said the pool operator, Stotler Funds, violated anti-fraud laws by effectively making $5.5 million in loans from two pools to parent Stotler Group.
Without current tax incentives that encourage such plans, many millions of these workers would depend solely on government entitlement programs, and America's economy would do without the vast pools of retirement savings that fuel our productivity.
The group entered Hoelloch, one of Europe's largest systems of underground caverns and pools, for a one-day tour Saturday but was cut off when heavy rain flooded part of the cave system.
For instance, the Wards Cove Packing Co. maintained racially separate hiring pools and job categories.
We have deep pools of water.
Only between 25 per cent and 30 per cent of the stake is returned in prizes. Thus, a wholly rational person probably would do well to stay away from lotteries, pools and (to a lesser extent) premium bonds and find a safer place for his money.
Not mentioned was the fact that Thomas could only afford to leave the company, and so make the revelations, because he had just won a six-figure sum on the football pools.
Traders said most of the price movement has been sparked by computer-guided technical buying, mainly through commodity pools, or professionally managed investor funds.
Development of Canada's northern gas pools "is a long way off," said Roland Priddle, chairman of Canada's National Energy Board.
Without these pools the junk bond would mostly be a vehicle for bringing together those who need funds, but do not have an investment-grade rating, with those who seek higher return, understanding that it comes with higher risk.
The corporation also negotiates swaps of securities in exchange for pools of loans assembled by individual lenders.
The first fire apparently was sparked by rainwater that fell through a window of the Advanced Laboratories Inc. plant and mixed with chloride tablets that the plant makes for swimming pools, causing a violent reaction.
With some exceptions, blind pools have been out of favor since the stock-market crash a year ago.
In GE's design, steam is channeled into "suppression pools" if an emergency shutdown is required.
Risk pools provide an efficient and cost-effective way to provide access to medical care.
Among other things, the firm has offered guaranteed pay pools to employees to stem staff defections.
Since most public offerings are blind pools, a prospectus doesn't specify which assets the sponsor will buy.
That's how they were known in the go-go years of the late 1960s: Aggressive money managers operating unregistered investment pools called "hedge funds" who sought big gains for wealthy investors in return for a slice of the profits.
The manufacturer and retailer of above-ground swimming pools said it dismissed Joseph A. Cioni, its president and chief executive officer, who was hired in February.
Public funds offer limited-partnership units in professionally managed futures trading pools to small investors, while private funds cater primarily to larger investors.
Kazuo Ibuki, chairman of the federation and of Mitsubishi Bank, recently said that he considers it "unreasonable" that one bank should gain access to the deep pools of money in the public savings network.
Now is a time when children's thoughts turn to baseball, swimming pools and summer camp, and toy makers aren't usually eager to unveil their most exciting stuff at this time.
It rained so hard that we've got pools of water," developer Sidney Shlenkler said Friday.
Good fences make safe pools, ensuring that people can't get to the pool, fall in and drown when no one is available to save them.
Before tests, she guides children to an imaginary beach and into tide pools.
Special regional pools would reduce costs to small businesses.
Ginnie Mae, a HUD unit, buys pools of government-subsidized mortgages and guarantees pools of mortgages that private lenders assemble to package into securities.
Ginnie Mae, a HUD unit, buys pools of government-subsidized mortgages and guarantees pools of mortgages that private lenders assemble to package into securities.

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