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disbursement

noun as in payment

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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.

The U.S. government can strengthen the commonwealth by accelerating the disbursement of reconstruction funds for the island’s energy grid.

The attorney for my late father stated that all beneficiaries needed to wait 10 months before disbursements from the sale of the home could be released.

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In many transactions, such as buying a house, an escrow payment is relatively straightforward and comes in a few large disbursements that move quickly, with terms laid out in standardized real-estate contracts.

And S&P 500 companies that have a payout continue to raise their disbursements, albeit at a slower pace lately.

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