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So, we had the ability to terminate that portfolio, which we did which we disclosed to you on the last call and we're in the final stages of transferring the portfolio to Ameritas, which is just getting through the last stages of the licensing, and some time later in the fourth quarter or the first part of the first quarter we think that will be effective.
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A handful of insurers sell low-load (low-commission) policies by phone, among them Ameritas in Lincoln, Neb., and USAA in San Antonio.
Here They Go Again 2008
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Stick to well-known, highly rated providers; the CFA points to USAA and Ameritas as good companies to consider.
What's Life Worth? 2007
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On 26 May the Cubans all moved into the Watergate Hotel under assumed names, posing as a group working for a corporation named Ameritas.
Will Liddy, G. Gordon 1980
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Ameritas told the Watergate Hotel that it wanted to hold a dinner meeting and presentation.
Will Liddy, G. Gordon 1980
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The plan is to roll out the system to all 1,700 Ameritas advisers in the coming months.
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Ameritas did have to make compromises, Mr. McCann said.
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The outside firm, Fiberlink Communications Corp., provides a small application that advisers download onto their computers that in turn allows Ameritas to monitor their PCs.
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She is a director of UNIFI Cos., chair of the Ameritas Life board and a member of all Ameritas subsidiary boards.
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"A lot of people study this and engineers especially like the water strider because it can walk on water," said Xiao Cheng Zeng, Ameritas university professor of chemistry at UNL.
Nano Tech Wire 2009
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