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Negotiable Order of Withdrawal Account

A checking account at a bank or thrift that earns interest. The account holder is allowed to write checks or drafts against the money in the account and may withdraw any amount of money from it on demand. See also: M1.

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These notions of inclusion and presence are important to how individuals construct their reality, and to the formation of group norms about 'nowness' and 'nearness'.

Implementation of information technology: a time-space perspective

But the most common reason offered for "nowness" is the claim that students seldom remember anything they have been taught before.

Unemployment training: the ideology of nonwork learned in urban schools

The nowness of any given point in time is pure and virginal.

"An unholy inquisition." (interview with John Fowles)(Interview)

The flow of time (the wave of nowness) is represented by the falling off of branches.

A Model of the Universe

Virginia Woolf: A Literary Life

While there, we came up with the idea for Nowness and launched it.

King's Court: Tony King and Inii Kim of New York firm King & Partners create cuttingedge branding and digital presences for some of the world's greatest brands

The ephemerality and "nowness" of social media storytelling (discussed by Page, "Stories and Social Media"; Thomas, "140 Characters") must be understood in the context of the emergence of a so-called "attention economy" where display and the amplification of everyday experiences is paramount.

Whose Story is it Anyway? Following Everyday Accounts of Living with Dementia on Social Media

It was as fresh and innocent as nowness awareness, every morning for half an hour, an hour, or more.

Dogitation: canine help along the bodhisattva path

When Joan Miro declared in 1928 that 'since the age of cave painting, art has done nothing but degenerate', he expressed a widely shared sense of the nowness of these works.

Rock on! An exhibition of prehistoric rock painting reflects on the effect it had on modern art

Direct communication implies a simultaneity, a ubiquitous nowness, that Stead, like many of his contemporaries, dreamed about but never achieved.

"Of the making of magazines there is no end": W.T. Stead, newness, and the archival imagination

The term I would like to use is nowness rather than newness.

Is newness still new?

Such a development requires a variable nowness, an expanding and contracting nowness, that articulates a species-specific, here and now.

Chronemics: time-binding and the construction of personal time

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