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Unplugging autopay can also make you more cognizant of where your dollars are going, De La Rosa said.

Now, with rates coming down, those investors are trying to lock in the relatively high returns on corporate bonds while they still have the chance, cognizant that yields could follow rates even lower.

J. Scott Souders, an attorney representing Seller’s New Day, said in an email that Ruvalcaba reached out to his clients and was cognizant of the terms of the deal to sell her home.

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“So just trying to be cognizant of that.”

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When doing risk assessments, Levin said, police and security professionals need to be cognizant that politicians themselves are no longer the sole targets for political violence.

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