Accounted [adjective]

That information includes their name, address, date of birth, Social Security number, bank account information, and personal information of their dependents.

Ultimately, the products we choose to purchase account for a relatively small fraction of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Besides her accounts of travel, history and autobiography, she wrote two novels and biographical studies of Abraham Lincoln and British admiral John Fisher.

Seeing he was not happy in school and that esports had put some money in their son’s bank account, his parents were on board and he made his first big decision in what would become his career.

George whisks through news clippings and later secondhand accounts of what happened to illustrate how, for a brief time, John Glenn became the person a whole nation followed in space.

In Best’s account, the explanation can be traced to the divergence of humans and chimpanzees over the past 6 to 8 million years.

By the teenagers’ accounts, age rarely seems to come up when they try to get hired.

Medical conditions, pregnancy and special needs will also be taken into account for early release under parole and home detention.

This makes it possible to combine extreme one-off events with knock-on effects and the ongoing business cycle, taking correlations into account.

Faculty did sell about $144,000 worth of Ether between March 2019 and March 2020, according to its annual accounts.