"Everything that we have done has been above board, transparent, ethical and legal," Price said.
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Any economist knows that congestion, like long lines, signals a shortage at the legal price.
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And when they do, the newcomers to Indigenous lands rarely seem to pay a legal price.
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Instead, Lewis was the only one to pay any kind of legal price in connection with the deaths.
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"Everything that we have done has been above-board, transparent, ethical and legal," Price told the Senate Health committee earlier this month.
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But he paid no political or legal price for arguably violating the Constitution by launching an undeclared war against Libya in 2011.
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Cashiers who hand you change on top of your bills so that it inevitably slides off and embarrasses you should PAY the legal price.
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Some 50,000 outlets across Mexico, quadruple the number of legal filling stations, sell the purloined petrol for a third to half the legal price.
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It could face penalties and fines in addition to paying the steep legal price associated with suits after a year filled with other headaches related to security, privacy, and its culture.
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Bread had been standardized in one way or another as early as the French Revolution; with the imposition of a legal price for bread, bakers seeking to increase profit margins had only one option: decrease ingredient quality.
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Rolling Stone magazine paid the legal price on Friday for its journalistic failings in a 2014 article about a supposed gang rape at the University of Virginia that it had already retracted in the face of widespread criticism.
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"Everything that we have done has been above-board, transparent, ethical and legal," Price told the Senate Health committee as Democrats grilled him over stock purchases that they said appeared to show that Price made financial gains from his work as a legislator.
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The Supreme Court and lower courts have ruled that employers have wide latitude to cite what the ADEA calls "reasonable factors other than age" — things such as pay levels or health costs — to justify treating older workers differently without paying a legal price.
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"One, two and three dollar legal price premiums per gram are estimated to result in declining legal market shares of about 65, 56, and 42 per cent respectively," according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer "Tax revenue is like heroin to a government," Easley said.
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Since special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation exposed likely obstruction of justice and coverups but no crime by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his advisers in their shady cooperation with the Russians, Trump for now has no legal price to pay for Russia's campaign support.
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The legal price with a certificate is normally ¥5,000. The four were arrested and Makizaki was sentenced later to 3½ years in prison.
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In 1653 his wife was "presented" for selling beer above the legal price of two pennies per quart. However, she was acquitted when it was found that her beer was much stronger than the ordinary. Coffin sold the inn and ferry in 1654 or 1655 and moved to Salisbury, Massachusetts, where he signed himself "Tristram Coffyn, Commissioner of Salisbury".
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We need to broaden the concept of a tangent to include any line which touches the curve: a tangent in the etymological sense rather than that of the differential calculus. In the example of Fig. 12 there is an arc of legal price lines through a point of contact, each touching indifference curves without cutting them inside the box, and accordingly there is a range of possible equilibria for a given endowment.
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The support price is posted each December and effective in February of the following year. Producers create the goods (milk, poultry or eggs), and sell them to either processors or consumers at farm gate prices. Farm gate prices are set by negotiations between the farmers and downstream processors and ratified by the Local Marketing Board (one for each Province or Territory). The farm gate price that the processors or consumer pay is the minimum legal price, but the farmer could negotiate a higher price with one or more of their customers.
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Furthermore, the minimum legal price of vodka was lowered in both January and May 2017. Individuals interviewed by a New York Times reporter in February 2017 were skeptical that any measures would be successful in significantly impacting illegal alcohol sales, given that it was such a high percentage of the total market for alcohol. Indeed, vendors in Irkutsk reported that sales of surrogate alcohols did not decline after the poisoning. Still, Rospotrebnadzor announced at the end of January that the country had seen its first decline in monthly alcohol poisoning deaths in five years.
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In 1943, Polizzi got involved in an illegal liquor sales operation that later led to a conviction under federal law. At the time, the state of Ohio had a monopoly on the sale of liquor, which sold it to dealers and retailers at a set price. Liquor was scarce due to World War II, so the state permitted liquor to be purchased from out-of-state manufacturers. The state required that out-of-state suppliers be registered, and taxes paid on the alcohol. Polizzi purchased 1,501 cases of liquor from Peerless and sold it to tavern owners at a price $9.00 ($ in dollars) above the legal price.
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The rock duo Heth and Jed dealt Acapulco Gold as teenagers, and the drug dealer and Speedway bomber Brett Kimberlin claimed to have given some to future US Vice President Dan Quayle as a wedding present. Acapulco Gold was particularly in demand at Columbia University in the early 1970s, so much so that the university had a dedicated smuggling route via Austin, Texas. Reported prices for Acapulco Gold were "the astronomical sum of twenty dollars an ounce" during the 1960s, $500 per kilo in 1967, and $30 an ounce in 1972. Acapulco Gold was possibly $36 per kilo at the source in Mexico in 1973. For comparison, the legal price in Port Angeles, Washington was $12 per gram in November 2016.
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The Lakeport Brewery In 2002 Lakeport held only one percent of the market share in Ontario when it pioneered a retail strategy of selling 24 beers for $24, at the time the lowest legal price in Ontario. Lakeport used its low prices as the basis for its marketing and immediately began to improve its market share. Teresa Cascioli ascribed the success to Lakeport's willingness to take ownership of their discount beers, stating, "We are the only one at $24 plus deposit that actually puts our company name on it." One television advertisement featured Teresa Cascioli and a shop steward of the Teamsters Local 938, representing the workers who brewed Lakeport, discussing how they hoped to make a good product at a reasonable price for their consumers.
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Because all of the Pays had extreme disparities in tax rates and salt consumption, opportunities for smuggling were rife within France. In 1784, Jacques Necker, a French statesman of Swiss birth and finance minister of Louis XVI until the French Revolution, reported that a minot of salt, which was 49 kilograms (107.8 pounds) cost only 31 sous in Brittany, but 81 in Poitou, 591 in Anjou, and 611 in Berry. The large differences in cost between various pays clearly show the reason behind the active smuggling of salt that took place in France until the gabelle was abolished. The obvious means of smuggling salt was to buy it in a region where it was cheap and to sell it illegally in regions where it was expensive, at a higher price, but still less than the legal price.
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The ratio was bound to be imperfect, as the amount of gold and silver mined and the demand for it around the world fluctuated from year to year; as a metal's market price exceeded its legal price, coins of that metal would disappear from circulation (a phenomenon known as Gresham's law). Before the Civil War, gold circulated freely and silver disappeared, and while silver dollars were legal tender, Sherman wrote that "[a]lthough I was quite active in business ... I do not remember at that time to have ever seen a silver dollar". The issuance of greenbacks had pushed debate over gold-silver ratios to the background as coins of both metals disappeared from the nation's commerce in favor of the new paper notes, but as the dollar became stronger in peacetime and the national debt payments were guaranteed to be paid in specie, Congress saw the need to update the coinage laws. Grant's Treasury Secretary, George S. Boutwell, sent Sherman (who was by now Senate Finance Committee Chairman) a draft of what would become the Coinage Act of 1873.
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