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Meanings of take a charge in English

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Usage of take a charge in English
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Glaxo said at the time it would take a charge as result.
The Irish Times
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AIG plans to take a charge in the just-completed quarter for the transaction.
Reuters
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I think it can take a charge almost to infinity.
The stand
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We rotate it over to take a charge, and then it became a three-point play.
Reuters
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The company will take a charge of about $30 million to leave the business.
Reuters
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Your aunt Hervey will not take a charge which all the family put together cannot manage.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 2
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Medtronic expects to take a charge for the settlement in its fiscal fourth quarter ending on April 27.
Reuters
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GM will take a charge of about $400 million in the fourth quarter tied to the buyback.
Reuters
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General Electric Co GE.N, a Siemens rival, has said it will take a charge to restructure some European operations.
Reuters
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The New York-based insurer had then said it would take a charge related to the deal in the fourth quarter.
Reuters
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Manulife had said it expected to take a charge in the third quarter, but the amount had not been determined.
Reuters
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Lilly said it expects to take a charge to earnings of about 5 cents per share at closing of the deal.
Reuters
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Once the deal clears regulatory scrutiny, Lilly said it will take a charge to earnings of about 3 cents per share.
Reuters
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It will take a charge of around 2.4 billion euros in the third quarter, it said.
Reuters
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The Philadelphia-based company said it would take a charge of 35 cents a share in the second quarter related to the steps.
Reuters
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Raytheon said it would take a charge of 13 cents per share in the fourth quarter for the make-whole provision on retired debt.
Reuters
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