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When a job becomes available, someone who claimed Social Security at 62 can, in theory, return to work and pay back benefits received without interest, then wait until a later age to claim a higher check.
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In theory, the Medicare and Social Security trust funds have at least some money to pay a portion of the bills that are coming due.
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This theory is based mainly on the fact that security researchers have been breaking OS X, Safari and the iPhone OS on a regular basis.
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And it is those essential services with the added security in their lives that the thought is and the theory is that then they will become more connected to their local officials who are providing those services, and also indirectly more connected to a central government which is providing the funding for those essential services.
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In theory, the liquidation of IBRC and enforcement of its security by NAMA should mean that the Ministerial guarantee and counter indemnity from IBRC to honour this guarantee are in place and the enforcement of NAMA on its security in the acquisition of the Facility Deed ELA means the indemnity on the IBRC assets to honour the ministerial guarantee comes into play.
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The theory is that that helmeted cyclists are lulled into a false sense of security and therefore take greater risks than their more vulnerable counterparts.
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