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arrears

[uh-reerz] / əˈrɪərz /


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"Landlords will also be able to evict a tenant if they have more than three months' arrears at the time of a court hearing."

From BBC

A run of 73 reduced his arrears and he then won two scrappy frames before compiling a break of 91 to lead 4-2.

From BBC

Beijing has abandoned several infrastructure projects and now relies almost entirely on Venezuela crude exports to satisfy its debt arrears.

From The Wall Street Journal

They included a couple now £13,000 in arrears on a home they bought, and a woman who faced the repossession of a house she left following a marriage breakdown 15 years earlier.

From BBC

The Bureau of Economic Analysis is also deeply in arrears in terms of data release, having last published its PCE inflation report for the month of August on Sept. 26.

From Barron's