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But “absolute terms” would be an idiotic metric in this context because this affects all U.S. individuals on something like a pro-rata basis, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with rounding 850 million to a trillion in this context, given the cost of debt (comment #1) and given that, in reality, no one really knows how much this spending will really “cost”.
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I got a kick, a few months ago, when OPEC was discussing output cuts, and one of the countries was up-front enough about its cheating to ask that the reduction be applied pro-rata to what they were actually producing rather than to their quota.
Collusion in the Classroom, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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I suppose it could be written in the annuity contracts that if the company's rating were downgraded to B, then reserves would be released to contractholders pro-rata, but it would take an actuary to say how much protection you're getting in such a contract.
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A seller of protection on the MCDX index would pay out on a pro-rata basis when a default occurs, in line with the weighing that the defaulting issuer had in the index.
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Super Retail, which owns several retail chains, including Supercheap Auto and Ray's Outdoors, said the acquisition will be partly funded through a fully underwritten 9 for 19 pro-rata renounceable entitlement of new Super Retail ordinary shares at an offer price of A$5.34 per new share to raise about A$334 million.
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"We have structured this settlement with the view that any future pro-rata distributions to Rye Select and Tremont funds will flow through to the investors and not the funds' management," said Thomas L. Long, another lawyer for Mr. Picard.
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If there is more demand than shares, investors will receive shares on a pro-rata basis.
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While Germany has a vast population of 82 million, its total of 34,970 coaches is still large on a pro-rata basis.
St George's Park is no panacea for English football, but it's a start | Kevin McCarra
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"And when you start using the words 'pro-rata' or 'There's seven months left in the budget' - as a prosecutor, when you're explaining, you're losing."
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Canary Wharf, the main subsidiary of Songbird Estates PLC, will hold 15% of the total venture, while its shareholders will each take an equal pro-rata share of 35% of the total venture.
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