But this weekend's deals are perfect for adventurers and avoiders alike.
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I find that a lot of the bond avoiders are alternative investments fans.
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"There are two types of subscribers: Ad-avoiders and ad-accepters," said Hopkins.
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I'm asking to end this stereotyping of men as lazy avoiders of family work.
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"Malta is a Mecca for money launderers and tax avoiders," Greens EU legislator Sven Giegold said.
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Attention, vegans, lactose-free fans, and all avoiders of dairy: We have some big news for you.
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The convention avoiders include four of seven senators on the ballot in states President Obama won twice.
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She observed the three fasters, who are part of a growing community of dopamine avoiders in San Francisco.
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"Make it clear and make it loud, the warning to the tax avoiders is: the game is over," he said.
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This repatriation provision came following intense lobbying pressure from some of the leading tax avoiders, including Blackstone, Google, and General Electric.
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Economists say that in order to work, the plan has to inflict enough pain on tax avoiders that they change their behavior.
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A word to anchovy avoiders: Yes, you can certainly leave them out; they aren't even traditionally found in this kind of purgatory.
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Drip drip drip … 10D: A tip-off here is that "quarterback" is abbreviated in the clue — that's QB, for those gridiron avoiders.
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" However, as Rhodes points out, "At UN negotiations in March we once more saw world leaders failing to do enough to fight tax avoiders.
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Elizabeth Warren characterized any form of discount repatriation as a "giant wet kiss" to tax avoiders, and it's hard to say that she's wrong.
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With not a palm tree in sight and a reputation for being boringly well-run, Canada is an unlikely haven for crooks and tax avoiders.
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The message to most taxpayers is that somehow others—companies, the rich, tax-avoiders—will bear most of the burden (see article on next page).
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But, by the third generation represented by Jared and his wife, Ivanka Trump, the Trump clan has seemingly entered the ranks of fully legal tax avoiders.
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But Treasury has no business championing the cause of multinational tax avoiders, whether it is the United States or our European counterparts whose oxen are being gored.
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If you're worried about upsetting small children and other chile-avoiders, you can leave out the chiles, or add them to just one of the two sheet pans.
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He and the other convention avoiders are hoping for a resurgence of split-ticket voting, capturing the votes of Republicans and independents who do not support Mr. Trump.
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Results from the current study even suggest that avoiders are more likely to isolate from those who have different spiritual and religious backgrounds because they find them threatening.
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Another recent paper warned that gluten-avoiders who don't have celiac might inadvertently limit the amount of whole grains they eat, which could, in turn, raise their risk of heart disease.
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This is the main driver of Goldman's announcement, and will likely be the source of some big numbers for Apple, Google, Pfizer and other notorious offshore tax avoiders in the months to come.
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Eventually, their use becomes so simple and routinized that whole industries are dedicated to guiding tax avoiders through the process and foreign economies (like the Cayman Islands) are based on protecting the gains.
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Many of the same strategies used by tax avoiders and money launderers can assist U.S. law enforcement in pursuing the illicit networks that North Korea uses to fund its weapons of mass destruction programs.
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You'd need to eat hundreds, if not thousands, of apple seeds for it to be a real problem, but it is an opportunity for us core avoiders to regain some of the moral high ground.
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Cut the rate; repatriate the capital to the U.S. of A. Abolish the alternative minimum tax that nearly everyone agrees has long since outlived its intended purpose of catching a handful of wealthy tax avoiders.
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Sure, maybe half of milk-avoiders are faking it, but the other half might spend the rest of the night on the toilet—or in the hospital—if they're accidentally served something that causes a reaction.
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The improvement in symptoms self-reported by gluten avoiders is often "a result of a placebo effect unavoidably related to the elimination diet," Dr. Umberto Volta, a gluten researcher from the University of Bologna in Italy, told me.
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Tax havens let people avoid or evade paying a lot of money to the governments under which they live — which is good for the avoiders, and, again, is not necessarily illegal, but is usually bad for their fellow citizens.
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But it's more than staff — Howlett argues that while the agency is happy to go after the "low-hanging fruit" of small-time tax avoiders or someone who accidentally broke the rules, they're letting the big fish go free.
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Dozens of other known tax avoiders, from Microsoft to JP Morgan, just got handed the equivalent of a bouquet of flowers for their troubles, and likely will report this gift as a multibillion-dollar tax hit in their next financial reports.
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Consumers ranging from the strictest meat avoiders to the growing ranks of "flextarians," who are looking to reduce but not eliminate meat from their diets, are finding a flood of new options in the supermarket, from vegetable sausages and hotdogs to pea-based "chicken breast filets".
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I don't think it would take this weird list of yours very long to get to Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke; a guy more famed for charged lyrics, environmental awareness, complex melodic masterpieces, and soundtracking documentaries about tax avoiders, than toasting Pimms in the backyard to the British monarchy.
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Yet as Mr. Trump's voluminous social media record shows, Mr. Trump has taken to Twitter many times in the past several years to denounce tax avoiders, complain about misuse of his own tax dollars and warn of the significant pain that paying taxes had caused him or others.
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Many people say they feel better after adopting a diet free of gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye, even though relatively few gluten avoiders have been given diagnoses of celiac disease, an autoimmune condition that can attack the intestines and other tissues when gluten is consumed.
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Cambridge University Press. 143-173. Ultimately, she argues that authoritarians are best understood as "simple-minded avoiders of complexity rather than closed-minded avoiders of change."Stenner, K. and Haidt, J. (2018). Authoritarianism is not a momentary madness, but an eternal dynamic within liberal democracies.
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The Raiders say "oo" without stopping as long as they can continue and try to touch the Avoiders. If a Raider touches an Avoider while saying "oo", the Avoider is out. This process goes on till all Avoiders are out or surrender. If a raider fails to say "oo" or is out of breath, the Raider is out.
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The type of learners who are low in both approaching success and avoiding failure are known as failure accepters. These individuals mostly accept the implication of failure on one's ability and often reach the conclusion that one's ability is not capable enough, which can result in discontinuance of studies. Learners who are high in avoiding failure and low in approaching success are known as failure avoiders. Rather than trying to perform well and approach success on given tasks, failure avoiders put focus on avoidance of failure in order to protect their self-perceptions of ability.
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Retrieved 6 April 2015. According to Marchant, he has received more than one death threat and the subject of one of his investigations had a T-shirt that read "David Marchant is only alive because killing him would be a crime". Marchant also runs annual conferences on financial intelligence and investigations.Under Florida Sun, Tax Avoiders, Enforcers Trade Notes, Schmooze.
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The same year von Harpe sold some of the property to 158 peasants. In 1919 the manor was expropriated from Hermann von Harpe. In the 1920–1930s, right before the World War II, the building served many roles: rehabilitation facility for under aged criminals (so-called “Harku kolonn”); Harku prison for adults; Harku Work Camp for Work Despisers for drunks and work avoiders.
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Oolaobi (Woo-Laobi) is an outdoor game mainly played by females. Meitei mythology believes that UmangLai Heloi-Taret (seven deities–seven fairies) played this game on the Courtyard of the temple of Umang Lai Lairembi. The number of participants is not fixed but are divided into two groups (size as per agreement). Players are divided as into Raiders (Attackers) or Defenders (Avoiders).
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Penalty fares are used to discourage casual fare evasion and disregard for the ticketing rules without resorting to (in the case of railways in Great Britain) the drastic and costly step of prosecution under the Regulation of Railways Act 1889 or other laws dealing with theft and fraud. More egregious fare avoiders can still be prosecuted and fined or imprisoned if convicted.
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Bennis (2004) emphasizes that corporate leaders must promise their followers that they will never be devalued or punished because they express dissent. All too often in the past, organizations would marginalize or terminate any employee who voiced an opposing view. Additionally, leaders should reward dissent and punish conflict avoiders. Anyone who clearly withholds a dissenting view only to obstruct the implementation later should be held responsible.
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Tax Avoiders is a single-player video game for the Atari 2600 released in 1982. It was conceived by Darrell Wagner at Dunhill Electronics; he was billed on the packaging as a "Licensed Tax Consultant and former IRS Revenue Agent". The game was developed by Todd Clark Holm, "an investment advisor, registered with the S.E.C.". Game designed by John Simonds and published by American Videogame.
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Critics of cognitive restructuring claim that the process of challenging dysfunctional thoughts will "teach clients to become better suppressors and avoiders of their unwanted thoughts" and that cognitive restructuring shows less immediate improvement because real-world practice is often required.Eifert, G. H., & Forsyth, J. P. (2005). Acceptance and commitment therapy for anxiety disorders: A practitioner’s treatment guide to using mindfulness, acceptance, and values-based behavior change strategies. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger.
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The neighborhood's Staten Island Railway station is one stop south of the terminus at St. George. Unlike at the majority of the Staten Island Railway's stations, a MetroCard must be used to enter or exit at Tompkinsville. Formerly, the exit was free, but faregates were installed at the station in the late 2000s to deter fare avoiders who would exit at the station to avoid paying the fare at St. George.
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Meitei mythology believes that UmangLai Heloi-Taret (seven deities–seven fairies) played this game on the Courtyard of the temple of Umang Lai Lairembi. The number of participants is not fixed but are divided into two groups (size as per agreement). Players are divided as into Raiders (Attackers) or Defenders (Avoiders). Hiyang tannaba, also called Hi Yangba Tanaba, is a traditional boat rowing race and festivity of the Panas.
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They claim that strict liability causes consumers to under invest in care even when they are the least-cost avoiders. This, they say, results in a lower aggregate level of care than under a negligence standard. Proponents counter that people have enough natural incentive to avoid inflicting serious harm on themselves to mitigate this concern. Critics charge that the requiring manufacturers to internalize costs they would otherwise externalize increases the price of goods.
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In consumer protection, with the Product Liability Directive in the European Union, where businesses making defective products that harm people must pay for any damage resulting. Liability for defective products is strict (see strict liability) in most jurisdictions. The theory of risk spreading provides support for this approach. Since manufacturers are the 'cheapest cost avoiders', because they have a greater chance to seek out problems, it makes sense to give them the incentive to guard against product defects.
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The project was started in 1976 by three students in Banzhaf's class on public interest law. The students recruited three Maryland residents to carry the suit. Another case that attracted much attention targeted the McDonald's restaurant chain. One of Banzhaf's students, James Pizzirusso, successfully sued McDonald's in 2001 for precooking their French fries in beef fat and not warning vegetarians and beef-avoiders about it; in 2002 he won a class-action settlement of $12.5 million.
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The avoiders are those who do not depend on technological devices and use technology minimally while the minimalists make use of the trends, although not as often as the enthusiastic participants. People who were "born digital", first appeared in a series of presentations by Josh Spear beginning in May 2007. A Digital Native research projectdigital- native.org is being run jointly by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School and the Research Center for Information Law at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland.
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Retrieved 12 February 2018.Trenwith, Courtney Con artists hit for six... and a half, Brisbane Times, Fairfax Media, 9 June 2010. Retrieved 12 February 2018. However, Hargraves and Stoten's lawyers appealed both the conviction and sentence. The Court of Appeal dismissed both appeals against the convictions but the two men were resentenced, this time to five years jail replacing the original sentence of 6½ years.Oberhardt, Mark No new trial but a reduced jail term for two tax avoiders caught in Operation Wickenby, The Courier-Mail, News Corp Australia, 23 November 2010. Retrieved 12 February 2018.
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More recently, the Digital Visitor and Resident idea has been proposed as an alternative to understanding the various ways individuals engage with digital technology. It is also argued that digital native and digital immigrant are labels that oversimplify the classification scheme and that there are categories that can be considered "undetermined" based from the framework of the previous assignations. The critique of Prensky's conceptualization has resulted in further refinement of the terms. For instance, digital natives have been further classified into three: the avoiders, minimalists, and enthusiastic participants.
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The object of Tax Avoiders is to help "John Q" become a millionaire within one game year by collecting income and avoiding taxes. There are two alternating game phases. In one, the player moves around the screen, collecting dollar bills and avoiding red tape; this represents maximizing income for the quarter. At the end of the quarter, the other phase has the player move around to manage his investments while another sprite oscillates between an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent, a certified public accountant (CPA), and an investment advisor.
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The object of construction of any statute is expressed as finding "the intention of Parliament". In any successful tax avoidance scheme, a Court must have concluded that the intention of Parliament was not to impose a tax charge in the circumstances which the tax avoiders had placed themselves. The answer is that the expression "intention of Parliament" is being used in two senses. It is perfectly consistent to say that a tax avoidance scheme escapes tax (there being no provision to impose a tax charge) and yet constitutes the avoidance of tax.
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Most plants are neither extreme shade avoiders or tolerators, but possess a combination of the two strategies; this helps adapt them to their environment. However, the ability to perceive and respond to shade plays a very important role in all plants: they are sessile by nature and access to photosynthetically active radiation is essential for plant nutrition and growth. In addition, the time at which a plant starts to flower is affected by the amount of light that is available. Over the past few decades, major increases in grain yield have come largely through increasing planting densities.
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In 2010 Lagarde, then finance minister of France, sent a list of 1,991 names of Greek customers who were potential tax avoiders with bank accounts at HSBC's Geneva branch to the Greek government. On 28 October 2012, Greek reporter and editor Kostas Vaxevanis claimed to be in possession of the list and published a document with more than 2,000 names in his magazine Hot Doc. He was immediately arrested on charges of breaching privacy laws with a possible sentence of up to two years in prison. After a public outcry, Vaxevanis was found not guilty three days later.
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Jenner, and his business partner Anthony Mehigan, set up the Cup Trust charity in 2009. The Cup Trust, which was registered through Mountstar (PTC) Ltd in the Caribbean, received £177 million in donations in a year.Daily Mirror 01/02/2013 Charity tax avoiders Daily Mirror 31 January 2013 article on tax avoidance scheme involving NT Advisors, The Cup Trust, and Mountstar (PTC) Ltd Donors to the Cup Trust benefited from tax deductions of up to £55 million. The Cup Trust has requested £46 million in Gift Aid from HM Revenue, arising from the donations which the trust has received.
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Some PFI deals have also been associated with tax avoidance, including a deal to sell properties belonging to the UK government's own tax authority. The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee criticised HM Revenue and Customs over the PFI STEPS deal to sell about 600 properties to a company called Mapeley, based in the tax haven of Bermuda. The committee said it was "a very serious blow indeed" for the government's own tax-collecting services to have entered into the contract with Mapeley, whom they described as "tax avoiders". Conservative MP Edward Leigh said there were "significant weaknesses" in the way the contract was negotiated.
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The constable also had general responsibility for the local stocks, as well as for the pillory, and was expected to punish poachers, drunks, hedge-damagers, prostitutes, church- avoiders, and fathers of bastards. Just as the tithing was a general administrative unit, and not exclusively limited to policing matters, so the parish constable had functions that would not be recognised as police matters, unlike hundred-constables (which had derived from the military constable). Parish constables were expected to monitor trading standards and pubs, catch rats, restrain loose animals, light signal beacons, provide local lodging and transport for the military, perform building control, attend inquests, and collect the parish rates. They were also responsible for collecting national taxes, within their area.
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Conflict resolution styles or strategies that individuals may use depend on their dispositions toward pro-self or pro-social goals. ; Avoidance conflict style : Characterized by joking, changing or avoiding the topic, or even denying that a problem exists, strong dislike for following the rules the conflict avoidance style is used when an individual has withdrawn in dealing with the other party, when one is uncomfortable with conflict, or due to cultural contexts.For example, in Chinese culture, reasons for avoidance include sustaining a good mood, protecting the avoider, and other philosophical and spiritual reasonings (Feng and Wilson 2011). During conflict, these avoiders adopt a “wait and see” attitude, often allowing conflict to phase out on its own without any personal involvement.
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This was seen by some, including former party leader Nigel Farage, as an indirect swipe at Raheem Kassam's campaign (whose logo was 'Make UKIP Great Again' similar to the 'Make America Great Again' of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign). Evans has previously stated that she wished to see the UK's defence budget increased, foreign aid budget and energy bills reduced and corporate tax avoiders held accountable for their actions. Evans appeared on ITV's The Agenda on 26 October, where she was criticised by fellow panellist Jeremy Paxman over whether she had "compassion" regarding child refugees in Calais. She replied "of course I have compassion, but this system is being abused here, it's quite obvious" in reference to some refugees, who have claimed to be children but who are believed by some to be grown adults. Two candidates formally withdrew from the contest: Andrew Beadle on 13 October and Bill Etheridge (who had come third in the previous leadership election) on 26 October.
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In January 2009, Fink was appointed Co-Treasurer of the Conservative Party.New Tory Treasurer Stanley Fink plans to blow Labour out of water, The Daily Telegraph, 16 January 2009 Created a life peer on 18 January 2011, he took the title of Baron Fink, of Northwood in the County of Middlesex; Lord and Lady Fink were regular guests of David Cameron at Chequers and, after the resignation of Peter Cruddas over a cash-for-access controversy, Lord Fink returned as Treasurer of the Conservative Party, which he had previously given £2.62m:FT Research: from little acorns... he is among the top 20 biggest donors to the Conservative Party.Elizabeth Rigby, Gavin Jackson, George Parker, 'Tories double number of big City donors in five years: Miliband attacks 'party of Mayfair hedge funds and Monaco tax avoiders',' Financial Times, 5 February 2015, pp. 1; 20 In February 2015, Fink was accused by the Labour leader Ed Miliband of undertaking "tax evasion activities".
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