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Understand how to read a credit card statement by watching this explainer video. Also, know the essential aspects of Credit Card statement, such as - statement generation date, payment due date, the total amount due, minimum amount due & more.

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STATEMENT.T INTERIOR DESIGNS - Marble nesting Tables by Thea Statement

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Marble nesting is a set of three tables that can be used as side tables, coffee tables or as a modern, stylish console for your living room, bedroom or even entrance area. The marble is outlined with matching metallic lining.Their simple, elegant and minimal style will certainly fit with most of interior decorations. The HUD offers you 8 options to choose from. Easily resizable and stretched with just a click.

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H.E. Ms Khumbudzo Ntshavheni

Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies

Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies

Bucharest, Romania

27 September 2022

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RÉGIA by Sara Aires

Statement necklace - freeform overlay crochet by saraaires

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H.E. Mr Tsoinyana Rapapa

Minister

Ministry of Communications, Science and Technology

Bucharest, Romania

28th September 2022

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Statement by sea turtle

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At a bike-share station on Capitol Hill, Seattle.

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H.E. Ms Ursula Owusu-Ekuful

Minister for Communications and Digitalisation

Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation

Bucharest, Romania

26 September 2022

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H.E. Mr Cooper Kruah

Minister of posts and Telecommunications

Ministry of Posts and Telecommunication

Bucharest, Romania

28th September 2022

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Stepping Hill Statement by Greater Manchester Police

Greater Manchester Police’s Assistant Chief Constable Ian Hopkins speaking to the media outside the Force’s headquarters this afternoon (21/7/11). ACC Hopkins gave an update on developments in the case of deaths at Stepping Hill hospital.

Detectives investigating the deliberate contamination of products at Stepping Hill hospital are investigating two further deaths.

An initial post mortem on 19 July 2011, failed to establish the cause of death of an 84-year-old woman who died on 14 July 2011.

The case was referred to GMP by the coroner yesterday, Wednesday 20 July 2011, due to the woman's low blood sugar level.

A Home Office post mortem is due to be carried out today.

An 83-year-old man who suffered a hypoglycaemic episode on 11 July 2011, sadly died today, Thursday 21 July 2011. The cause of death is not known and a Home Office post mortem is expected to be done in due course.

Detectives from GMP's Major Incident Team are currently investigating the deaths of George Roy Keep, Arnold Frederick Lancaster and Tracey Arden after products were found to have been deliberately contaminated.

Police, the coroner and staff at the hospital are working closely together and future deaths are likely to be referred to GMP's Major Incident Team for review in order to scrutinise the death and ensure any suspicious circumstances are thoroughly and robustly investigated.

Assistant Chief Constable Ian Hopkins, said: "As with the deaths of George Keep, Arnold Lancaster and Tracey Arden the cause of this man and woman's death is not known and it is important we do not lose sight of this fact.

"In relation to the death of the woman, this was referred to us by the coroner and after a review of the circumstances surrounding this death - notably the low blood sugar level - we have decided to investigate further.

"In relation to the man's death, due to the fact he suffered a hypoglycaemic episode during a timeframe we are looking at it is only right we conduct further inquiries.

"We have family liaison officers with both families and my thoughts are with them as they are with the relatives of all affected by this incident.

"I want to make it abundantly clear that we are working closely with the coroner and, as is to be expected, it is likely we will be asked to investigate further deaths.

"In the main these are likely to be deaths of people who are elderly and/or ill, and we fully support the coroner's "belt and braces" approach to ensuring future deaths that require further investigation are appropriately investigated and scrutinised.

"I cannot emphasis enough how complex an investigation this is, requiring detailed forensic and medical analysis, and want to take the opportunity to thank the hospital and staff for their ongoing help and support.

"Our inquiry has gathered apace and while we have made an arrest any suggestion that this investigation is close to being complete is misleading.

"All I can say in relation to the arrest is that we have a 27-year-old woman in police custody who has been arrested on suspicion of murder and I am not prepared to say anything else that could potentially prejudice a future trial.

"We are fully committed to finding out exactly what has happened and officers continue to work around the clock in order to provide answers to the families of those who have lost their lives.

"We are determined to identify and bring to justice the person responsible and we are continuing to appeal to anyone who might have information relevant to this investigation to get in touch."

A 27-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody for questioning.

Anyone with information is asked to call the incident room on 0161 856 2480. Anyone who has health-related concerns should call the NHS dedicated hotline on 0161 419 4888.

For more information about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.

www.gmp.police.uk

To view the full statement please visit

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H.E. Mr Hristo Aleksiev

Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Policies, Minister of Transport and Communications

Ministry of Transport and Communications

Bucharest, Romania

26 September 2022

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H.E. Mr Eric Lebédel-Delumeau

Ambassador

Bucharest, Romania

27 September 2022

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MD STATEMENT by International Monetary Fund

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde delivers a statement on the conclusion of the IMF's Executive Board regular five-yearly review of the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) November 30, 2015 at the IMF Headquarters in Washington, DC. Lagarde stated “The Executive Board's decision to include the RMB in the SDR basket is an important milestone in the integration of the Chinese economy into the global financial system. It is also a recognition of the progress that the Chinese authorities have made in the past years in reforming China’s monetary and financial systems. The continuation and deepening of these efforts will bring about a more robust international monetary and financial system, which in turn will support the growth and stability of China and the global economy.” IMF Staff Photo/Stephen Jaffe

Special Air Quality Statement by Daryll

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Smoky skies in southwestern Ontario!

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Statement Earrings by GirlWithCurves

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Making a statement.. by Kevin Grieve

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Fashion Statement by Daniel Go

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Statement by Geschäftspartner.ch Zusammen die Welt!

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H.E. Ms Aruna Sundararajan, Vice Minister, Department of Telecommunications

Ministry of Communications, India

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Harold Holt memorial pool_3207 by gervo1865_2 - LJ Gervasoni

Irony of a pool to be named after the local member, and PM who drowned at the then Portsea Army Base.

"Victorian Heritage Register H0069 sourced from vhd.heritage.vic.gov.au/vhd/heritagevic#detail_places;12051

Statement of Significance

What is Significant?

The Harold Holt Swim Centre is a complex of indoor and outdoor public swimming pools and facilities. It was built in 1969 on the site of the original Malvern Swimming Baths. The then Malvern City Council decided to name the Centre in memory of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt following his disappearance and presumed drowning at Portsea.

The swimming complex was designed by local architects Kevin Borland and Daryl Jackson and is one of the earliest buildings in Victoria of the Brutalist style.

The Harold Holt Swim Centre originally consisted of two indoor pools and, outdoors, an Olympic-sized pool, diving pool with dive tower, wading pool and changing rooms. The indoor centre is a glass and concrete structure distinguished by its unpainted concrete block and off-form concrete construction in which the patterns created by the timber form-work are clearly seen. The principal components of the building's functional and structural system are emphasised as positive elements of the building's form, in particular the circulation elements including concrete pedestrian ramps and semi-circular stair. There is a transparency through the entire site and natural light is maximised by glass walls on the indoor pool complex, enabling a clear line of sight from the diving pool on the northern boundary through the pool complex to High Street on the southern boundary.

In response to changing needs and continued functioning of the Centre, there have been several alterations to the original design. In 1988 multifunction rooms, offices and spa were added, the enclosure of part of the mezzanine concrete access ramp and the addition of an indoor therapeutic pool. In 1998 the original laminated timber truss members and ceiling of the indoor complex were replaced by painted steel decking and a small light tower was added to the main chamber. In 1999 the plant room was enlarged and painted. Alterations to the building have generally been sympathetic, although the addition of offices on the mezzanine level has restricted access around the indoor centre, interrupting the intended pattern of movement. There has been some loss of original texture, colour scheme, and transparency through the building due to alterations to the ceiling and plant room. These changes have to some extent compromised the original design of the building, however the intention of the design is still easily read in the external concrete forms and internal spaces. Unlike many Brutalist buildings, much of the off-form concrete remains unpainted leaving the imprint of the form-work clearly visible in the finished concrete

Kevin Borland is noted for his co-design of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Pool, and the inventive Clyde Cameron College (1977). Daryl Jackson is considered an important proponent of Brutalism in Victoria. The Harold Holt Swim Centre is the earliest of Jackson's Brutalist designs and pre-dates other early Brutalist buildings in Victoria, notably the important Plumber and Gasfitters Union Building designed by Graeme Gunn (1970). Jackson continued his use of massed off-form concrete forms with function dictating design in such structures as the Princes Hill Secondary College (1972) and the M.L.C. Resources Building, Kew (1973).

The garden setting for the pool complex retains a number of plantings from the earlier Malvern Swimming Pool gardens, including Bhutan Cyprus (Cupressus torulosa), Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) and Canadian Poplar (Populus canescens).

The Harold Holt Swim Centre was awarded a Citation, Recreation Category, Victorian Chapter of the R.A.I.A. Architectural Awards in 1969.

How is it Significant?

The Harold Hold Swim Centre is of architectural significance to the State of Victoria.

Why is it Significant?

The Harold Hold Swim Centre is architecturally significant, being amongst the most notable, expressive, early and intact examples of the Brutalist movement that emerged in Victoria in the late-1960s. It represents the aesthetic, as well as ethical imperatives of the Brutalist style. The bold articulation of forms in textured off-form concrete and concrete blocks and glass, provides a sculptural imagery which is fundamental to Brutalist architecture. The heavy forms are balanced with focused transparency through the site, achieved by extensive use of natural lighting and the careful planning of the interior spaces.

Brutalism's ethical concern with social responsiveness is expressed through the expression of the construction materials as finished surfaces and the centrality of the user in the design of the building. This is clearly evident in the emphasis on circulation elements (the use of expressed ramps and stairs) and the articulation of the functional systems (ramps, skylights, service ducts, mezzanine observation deck and in the overall clarity and integration of the building, pools and gardens).

The Harold Hold Swim Centre is architecturally significant as the work of two important Victorian architects, Kevin Borland and Daryl Jackson. The design of the Centre reflects the development of architecture in Victoria through the 1970s, including the purposeful arrangement of masses and voids; the expression of the materials of construction as finished surfaces; the expression of structural form; and transparency for the user through directional internal planning.

The Harold Holt Swim Centre is of some historical and social significance as a memorial to the local member and then incumbent Australian Prime Minister, Harold Holt who disappeared, presumed drowned at Cheviot beach near Portsea, prior to the opening of the complex.

At the local level, the site is important for the provision of aquatic recreation for the people of the south-eastern suburbs from the construction of the original Malvern Baths in 1926 to the present. The place retains the planted banks of the earlier pool, as well as the square of parkland fronting High Street."

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H.E. Mr Gospel KAZAKO

Minister

Ministry of Information and Digitalization

Bucharest, Romania

30th September 2022

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Political Statement by William Johns

On rear window of truck.

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Mr Carlos Manuel Baigorri

President

National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel)

Bucharest, Romania

27 September 2022

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City Statement by kate à la mode

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Dress: A Grecian Turn Dress, Rubber Ducky via ModCloth

Cardigan: Charter School Cardigan in Raspberry via ModCloth

Bracelets: Nordstrom (blue bracelet), Talbots (orange and pink bracelet), and vintage (gold bangles)

Necklace: Statement of the Art Necklace in Sun via ModCloth

Laptop Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs via Nordstrom

Photo by Pat Zimmerman

STATEMENT! by Jay Nichols

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The Statement 42' Ultimate is reflected during re-entry into the calm waters of Tampa Bay.

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Mr Oscar George

Minister of State in the Office of the Prime Minister, with responsibility for Telecommunications and Broadcasting