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At an auction you have -- you run the risk of needing to bring in either hard money, in other words cash to buy the home, or a very large down payment and prequalification, which is really tough with banking standards these days.
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-- Synflorix was the first pneumococcal vaccine to receive WHO 'prequalification' for global use, a regulatory endorsement that is a precondition for participation in the AMC. (vi)
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The first is that it seems a shame that there is no prequalification to becoming a candidate other than money, gall, ambition and a desire to smell "ink."
Frank A. Weil: Politics in America After Iowa in 2012 Frank A. Weil 2012
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That's different than a letter of prequalification, which states that a buyer's financial information and credit look good.
5 key steps to buying your first home, tax credit or no 2010
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As reported earlier, all three companies already short-listed by CEZ in the prequalification round asked to hold more talks with the Czech power company on the technical aspects of the project, estimated to be valued at about $25 billion.
Czech's Nuclear Tender Is Delayed a Year Leos Rousek 2010
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And even with the prequalification, we have quite a bit of variance on how different people experience that isolation.
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And even with the prequalification, we have quite a bit of variance on how different people experience that isolation.
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The U.S. official said the proposed credit tools would have prequalification criteria.
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Potential bidders must respond to a prequalification questionnaire by July 9.
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And even with the prequalification, we have quite a bit of variance on how different people experience that isolation.
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