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disbursement

noun as in payment

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Bank of America in July announced that it would pay a quarterly disbursement of 28 cents, up two cents, or nearly 8%.

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The rulings offer temporary relief for millions Americans, but officials warn that state systems remain strained and benefit disbursements could still be delayed.

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Indicators point to weaker consumer confidence, slower car sales, moderated loan growth, softer capital goods imports and budget disbursement delays, it said.

But with the federal shutdown blocking upcoming disbursements of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits — previously known as food stamps — Thompson said she doesn’t know how she’s going to fill her daughter’s bottles.

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A solid result should help steady sentiment and accelerate IMF disbursements under its $44 billion program, which has become the backbone of Argentina’s financing.

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