Some places we pass through, but others pass through us.
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I don't recommend you pass through the hell I pass through.
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Although both of these pass through walls, they also mostly pass through people.
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Water can pass through the cells themselves, it can pass through holes in the lining, or it can pass through the junctions that normally seal the space between the cells.
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But A.Q. uses it when they pass through here, and they pass through here a lot.
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Every small business is a pass through, but not every pass through is a small business.
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Pass-through rate cut expansion: Something is going to change on the tax rate on pass-through income.
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About 1,20,000 ships pass through the Indian Ocean each year and nearly 70,000 of them pass through the Malacca Strait.
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Pass-through entities are businesses structured so that profits "pass through" to their owners before being subject to the corporate tax.
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The pass-through lobby likes to act as though "pass-through" is synonymous with "small business," and by some definitions that's true.
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PASS-THROUGH BUSINESSES: Creates a 13 percent business income deduction for owners of pass-through businesses, such as sole proprietorships and partnerships.
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They have (almost) no mass and no charge, and can pass through solid objects (and entire planets) like we pass through air.
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PASS-THROUGH BUSINESSES: Creates a 20 percent business income deduction for owners of pass-through businesses, such as sole proprietorships and partnerships.
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The Senate bill leaves all pass-through income in the individual system but establishes a deduction for 23 percent of pass-through income.
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To reach their offices, you need to pass through two metal detectors and drive through underground tunnels, then pass through another metal detector.
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New 20 percent deduction for pass-through income, which will almost certainly incentivize workers to find ways to shift wages into pass-through income.
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" DELAYED PASS-THROUGH "While labor cost pressures have strengthened amid tighter labor markets, the weaker growth momentum is delaying their pass-through to inflation.
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While the majority of pass-through taxes may be paid by large companies, the majority of small businesses are subject to pass-through tax treatment — 95 percent of businesses in the U.S. pay pass-through income taxes, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and S-corporations.
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JCT, for example, evaluates the new break for pass-through entities largely as simply reducing the amount of tax revenue the government will collect from pass-through entities rather than really kicking the tire on the new pass-through tax shelters we're going to see.
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To address the disparity, Republicans included tax relief for pass-through owners in their bill, allowing them to deduct 20 percent of their pass-through business income.
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The sensitive L-shaped observatories use lasers to pick up the moment that the ripples pass through Earth, slightly warping everything they pass through as they go.
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And despite the common perception that pass-through businesses are small enterprises, most pass-through income comes from pretty large companies, just ones that have relatively few shareholders.
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Even if some light did pass through, it would have to reflect off the person on the other side and pass through again for you to see anything.
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Light and sound waves pass through it just like they would pass through water, which makes it nearly undetectable underwater, according to a paper published today in Nature Communications.
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The top 1 percent of Americans earn 69 percent of all pass-through income; they are the ones who will garner the benefits of the preferential pass-through rate.
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In hopes of cutting down on abuse of the pass-through deduction, Congress restricted the ability of some providers of "specialized services" from getting the new pass-through deduction.
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Erosion to the pass-through sector generates similar revenue loss, due to low effective tax rates for pass-through income, estimated at 19 percent in a recent Treasury study.
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Much attention is being given to the reduced rate to businesses structured as "pass-through entities," which means that the firm's earnings pass through to the owner's tax return.
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Nor, we can safely say, is Ma and Pa Kettle's Muffler Shop the prototypical pass-through business that will benefit from the 25 percent rate cap on pass-through income.
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Audio wise, it supports Digital stereo over HDMI, DTS Digital Surround pass-through over HDMI, and Dolby pass through over HDMI, so you'll be able to hear your HDTV well.
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To get there, visitors must first pass through an unmarked entrance next to a gray-tiled post office, then pass through a maze of carelessly strung phone and power lines.
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PASS-THROUGH BUSINESSES The House legislation capped at 25 percent the tax rate on 30 percent of pass-through business income, with the remaining 70 percent taxed at individual wage rates.
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Tweaks to how pass-through businesses are treated: The Senate tax bill allows pass-through owners to deduct 2003 percent of their business income as a way of lowering their taxes.
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Proposals to lower the tax rate on "pass-through" income (income that partnerships, sole proprietorships, S corporations and limited-liability companies "pass through" to owners) would create a costly, unpoliceable loophole.
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Cost Pass-Through Ability: Japfa is able to mitigate risk from rising raw-material costs through a strong ability to pass through cost increases to customers in the key animal-feed segment.
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Cost Pass-Through Ability: Japfa is able to mitigate its exposure to rising raw material costs through a strong ability to pass through cost increases to customers in the animal-feed segment.
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Before entering the fenced-off special zone, visitors from Kazakhstan have to pass through Kazakh border controls, while those from China pass through Chinese checkpoints at the edge of the Chinese area.
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It has been a corporation since 2014, not a pass-through entity that would benefit from a provision in the Senate tax bill aimed at pass-through income from gas and oil operators.
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But Miller said some volumes could still pass through Ukraine.
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It didn't even pass through my head after the divorce.
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Millions of invisible objects pass through Earth's orbit every year.
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Just prepare for a potentially awkward pass through airport security.
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We pass through the gate leading up to the summit.
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And yet each year more people manage to pass through.
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We have to pass through security at the ferry dock.
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It will then pass through the Bering strait around Sept.
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Blend until smooth, then pass through a fine mesh strainer.
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It is not expected to pass through the upper chamber.
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On a good day, ten thousand trucks pass through Dover.
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Some 750,000 people pass through the transit center every day.
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He'll pass through arbitration for the first time this winter.
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On the way, I pass through a town called Colma.
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On the way home I pass through a nearby village.
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Trillions of ghost particles pass through your body every second.
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We remove items of clothing before we pass through security.
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He said 80,000 ships a year pass through the area.
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More than 750,000 people pass through Grand Central every day.
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Cars and people pass through the middle of the shot.
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It took 10 minutes to pass through the Ortona Lock.
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People no longer live here, but they still pass through.
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PASS-THROUGH BUSINESSES Trump wants a special, low tax rate for "pass-through" businesses, which are private companies that pass their profits through to owners as income that is taxed at the individual rate.
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If no gravitational waves pass through Earth, the lasers should each bounce back to the middle at precisely the same time, but if a wave were to pass through, that timing would be off.
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And he noted at the time the guardrails on the pass-through deductions are not hard to skirt: With a bit of creativity, professionals on the list can still access the pass-through deduction.
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It states that those seeking asylum at the southern border with Mexico who pass through another country will not be eligible for asylum unless they first seek it in the country they pass through.
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This would amount to a huge tax break for the overwhelmingly rich segment of the population that relies on pass-through income; about 69 percent of pass-through income goes to the top 303 percent.
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Pass-through businesses, which include sole proprietorships and limited liability corporations (LLC), have their income taxed through the individual code on their owners' returns, and the bulk of pass-through income goes to high earners.
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When earthquake waves pass through it, it jiggles, magnifying the vibrations.
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Pupils cannot be left to pass through grades without mastering material.
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Redemptions for firms that use pass-through fees were not available.
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Some two thirds of those exports pass through the country's ports.
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Thousands of tons of material pass through the depot per day.
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Pass through the sphincter, and it's out the fuck of Dodge.
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This option is available to just about any pass-through company.
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Perhaps the most prominent pass-through business in the United States?
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Security was tight, with fans forced to pass through metal detectors.
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So what kind of governance filter could Equifax credibly pass through?
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He was eventually issued a pass-through penalty and finished 18th.
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They would be pass-through entities and cost $9.95 a month.
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Pass through a fine mesh strainer and place in a jar.
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Cutting taxes on pass-through income is particularly hard to defend.
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Purée in a blender, then pass through a fine mesh strainer.
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But those aren't the people benefiting most from pass-through businesses.
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Over 600 cargo ships pass through the English Channel each day.
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However, winter conditions are variable there as weather systems pass through.
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To qualify, you have to pass through a strict verification process.
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Gates that only let a character pass through in one direction.
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Currently, pass-through business income is taxed at filers' individual rate.
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Modifies the rules surrounding the new deduction for pass-through taxation.
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MNUCHIN: THE PASS THROUGH ISSUE, LOOK, IT IS AS I SAID.
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Think about what that would mean for pass-through income earners.
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The pass-through deduction would be moved to 213%, from 23%.
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She stamped my passport and motioned to me to pass through.
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An average of 115,000 passengers pass through the airports per day.
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On a slow day, about 40 planes pass through Meridian's terminal.
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Earlier, they had been allowed to pass through an alcohol checkpoint.
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Laws that pass through Congress are supposed to apply to everyone.
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Rich people, like the Trump family, disproportionately use pass-through entities.
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This is also where the pass through issue gets very tricky.
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It would also tax so-called "pass through" businesses at 23%.
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Drugs would always come through there, bootleg booze would pass through.
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They just held them and they weren't letting them pass through.
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It diffuses light, gives a medium for lasers to pass through.
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In Europe, decisions like that have to pass through national parliaments.
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This allows Pan Brothers to pass through cost fluctuations to customers.
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Many businesses, especially smaller ones, are organized as pass-through entities.
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Benzodiazepines, like other drugs, are able to pass through this barrier.
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Now they hold hands freely as they pass through the crowd.
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In the summer, hundreds of teams pass through here every week.
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It will not pass through the spam filter of Fox News.
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Most immigrants who go through Guatemala must pass through the capital.
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Tweets to this effect pass through my feed every few hours.
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Lawmakers should ensure pass-through companies benefit as much as corporations.
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What about the tons of drugs that pass through existing ports?
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Some $5 trillion in goods pass through those waters each year.
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Most U.S. businesses, including many small businesses, are pass-through entities.
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The simplest pass-through structure you can have at our size.
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We pass through one checkpoint and park just before a second.
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We pass through rooms heavy with furniture: cupboards, armoires, beds, clocks.
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Other people walk down the alley and several vehicles pass through.
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They do not pass through regulated banks and traditional payment systems.
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It would pass through popular neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights.
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"Just do it until you pass through the gate," Johnny says.
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Daines and Johnson are digging in on the pass-through issue.
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" SLOWER INFLATION PASS-THROUGH "While labor cost pressures have strengthened and broadened amid high levels of capacity utilization and tightening labor markets, the pass-through of cost pressures to inflation is taking longer than previously anticipated.
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A key reason is that many businesses — 94 percent, according to the Tax Foundation — operate as "pass-through" companies where business owners could allow income to "pass through" the business and be treated as individual income.
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Instead of taxing 28503 percent of pass-through income at the individual rate, there's support for taxing only 22019 percent at that level and the remaining 50 percent at the lower 25 percent pass-through rate.
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AND THEN BEYOND THAT, YOU HAVE THIS IDEA OF THE PASS-THROUGH RATE, WHICH SOUNDS KIND OF INTERESTING, BUT THEY SPECIFICALLY CALL OUT INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT BUSINESSES AS BEING A SERVICE COMPANY THAT CANNOT DO THE PASS-THROUGH.
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Some tax experts warn slashing the pass-through rate could unleash new tax-dodging schemes to enable Americans to do just that: run their personal incomes through pass-through structures such as partnerships, corporations and sole proprietorships.
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It's very important for my confidence to pass through these tough moments.
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Every day, more than 40 container ships pass through the Panama Canal.
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And constitutionally also it has to pass through a number of hurdles.
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This allows Pan Brothers to pass through cost fluctuations to its customers.
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Instead, they pass through the hands of a select group of people.
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Nearly all of the country's copper exports pass through the Kasumbalesa crossing.
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It was expected to pass through the House with the president's support.
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Some informal traders run unregistered businesses, but pass through official border posts.
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Most observers also agree that special pass-through cuts can be abused.
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To get to our planet, FRBs pass through vast swaths of space.
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One reason might be his involvement in around 500 "pass-through" firms.
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The tunnel was made to let animals pass through, underneath the highway.
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The bacteria can also pass through chicken feces getting on the eggs.
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This cut is a change in how "pass-through" businesses are taxed.
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These molecules are too large to pass through the semipermeable egg membrane.
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Three of Australia's five main maritime trade routes pass through the Pacific.
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Again, Trump doesn't have much of an agenda to pass through Congress.
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More than 55 million people pass through Singapore's Changi airport every year.
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It would pass through popular Brooklyn neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights.
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More than 55 million people pass through Singapore's Changi airport each year.
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That DSLR hooked up to a tripod isn't gonna pass through security.
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It cut taxes for "pass-through" businesses in a slightly different way.
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These low emitters have smaller rumens, meaning the contents pass through faster.
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If approved, the Bayou Bridge pipeline would pass through 11 Louisiana parishes.
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The pass-through deduction is a major part of the tax law.
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So [your disguise] is literally a physical way to pass through doors.
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These measurements then pass through a filter that scrambles and encrypts them.
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The bill failed to pass through the Senate by 50 to 48.
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How constricted is the larynx, and how does air pass through it?
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When it's open, it allows sperm cells to pass through the ducts.
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It was large enough for a man to crouch and pass through.
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We pass through four checkpoints before we find the media filing room.
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Pass-through businesses, on the other hand, didn't get a lower rate.
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This pass-through for independent operators may heavily impact the brokerage business.
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"It's our hometown, so all our collectors pass through," Mr. Mercier said.
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This will pass through, and we will be even stronger for it.
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Each year, hundreds of thousands of trekkers pass through Peru's Andes Mountains.
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In Budapest, some of the ships simply pass through on extended cruises.
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" Mr. Fox explains why the pass-through tax cut is a "boondoggle.
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Like other libraries it is also a pass-through place for transients.
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Travelers won't be able to pass through security without this acceptable identification.
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The distance is so great that riders pass through seven time zones.
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The number of passengers and the people that pass through every day.
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She watches the crowd thin as people pass through the sliding doors.
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That legislation could pass through the committee by late January, he said.
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Tax reform was originally drafted without adequate consideration for pass-through entities.
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Two touring songwriters pass through their current home, New York, this week.
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"I'm letting culture pass through me, and it takes shape," he said.
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And with nonzero angular momentum, it's impossible to pass through the center.
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They can also pass through airport screenings without triggering any red flags.
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This allows a larger type of vessel, the Neopanamax, to pass through.
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The largest share of pass-through business income goes to high earners.
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Pass-through entities are businesses that don't pay the corporate income tax.
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It takes six months to pass through your system and you're fine.
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You pass through the gateway into this courtyard, which faces the mountainside.
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I pass through all manner of security checks, including an eye scan.
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This is a huuuuuuuge giveaway to rich shareholders in pass-through businesses.
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That much disruption is impossible to pass through the American political system.
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These pass-through provisions are arguably the worst feature of the bill.
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Look no further than Trump's proposal on so-called "pass-through" businesses.
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Pass-through profits are now taxed at top individual income-tax rates as high as 39.6 percent, higher than the top corporate income tax rate of 35 percent — a disparity that pass-through business owners have long complained about.
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The pass-through issue is another area of disagreement between the White House and House Republicans, who proposed a higher top pass-through tax rate of 25 percent in "A Better Way," the legislative blueprint they issued last summer.
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It has not seen any large numbers of refugees pass through its territory.
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Citadel has used pass-through fees for an unusual purpose: developing intellectual property.
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I think they would hang out when Municipal Waste would pass through Austin.
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Lauer denies claims that he is denying the public access to pass through.
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In 39.603, Kansas started exempting pass-through income from all state income taxation.
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Josi sprung Forsberg for a breakaway with a pass through the neutral zone.
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"They did not find an obvious — on their pass through — source," he said.
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And when bands would pass through town, they would stay at his house.
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Entering the capital city of Pyongyang, visitors pass through the Arch of Reunification.
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Residents and visitors must pass through multiple checkpoints cut into the siege walls.
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How many hands does a song pass through before it gets to you?
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Around 30 percent of the world's seaborne oil exports pass through the strait.
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The streets in Tambora district are too narrow for cars to pass through.
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As much as 70% of its cargo and passengers pass through Chinese airspace.
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The star eventually breaks down, allowing it to safely pass through the intestines.
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Thousands of Eritreans pass through these camps every month, according to the UNHCR.
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Locks need to be de-iced in order for vessels to pass through.
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"Shuffle your feet as you pass through to warn the rattlesnakes," Smith advises.
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So-called S-corporations, one type of pass-through entity, can be huge.
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Huge companies — like President Trump's businesses — are also structured as pass-through entities.
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But that's still higher than the top rate for this pass-through lane.
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The Moon will pass through the Earth's shadow again on January 21st, 2019.
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The smaller water molecules, on the other hand, can pass through the membrane.
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The Commons requires legislation to pass through several stages of voting and revisions.
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It is projected to pass through Southern Luzon and could go through Manila.
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Even migrants with the means to book travel typically pass through the center.
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Reducing the pass-through rate is a pretty straightforward benefit to the wealthy.
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RUSSIA CBANK SAYS -THE VAT INCREASE PASS-THROUGH TO PRICES HAS LARGELY MATERIALISED.
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Wade speeds through the OASIS as familiar characters pass through the side windows.
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Such mega-herds—each up to 800 strong—pass through the Chinko region.
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In fact anyone entering Britain (except from Ireland) must pass through border checks.
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Yet evidence suggests that Britain's exchange-rate pass-through is larger than before.
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Around 10 million cars and two million trucks pass through Brenner a year.
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"No women pass through the Sahara to Libya without being raped," Helen says.
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I like the idea of pass through mode more than the actual implementation.
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He didn't pass through her neighborhood, some 34 miles outside of San Juan.
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And millions of Saudi citizens routinely pass through Mecca's sacred sites as tourists.
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Some 21 million barrels of oil pass through the narrow waterway every day.
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Whenever wires pass through the skull and scalp, there is an infection risk.
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In 2014, 1.3 percent of C-corporations switched to a pass-through entity.
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Both the House and Senate bills have provisions related to pass-through entities.
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He has also shared concerns with Johnson about the pass-through rate. Sen.
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If you pass through the kitchen, you can find a decent-sized bathroom.
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Moreover, pass-through income is taxed at regular progressive personal tax rates, i.e.
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The law's tax cuts for individuals and pass-through businesses expire after 2025.
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SO THE LARGE NUMBER OF PASS-THROUGH RETURNS ARE ALL $500,73 OR LESS.
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By 85033, about 60 million shipping containers will pass through U.S. ports annually.
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The pipeline would pass through longtime tribal lands in Montana and South Dakota.
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"pass-through" income allows people who earn from S companies to avoid the
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EMC created a shell corporation called California Loan Partners as a pass-through.
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When complex ideas pass through so many lenses of language, distortions are inevitable.
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But the third-party donor's mitochondrial DNA will pass through the generations forever.
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The last day the bill can pass through each house is August 31.
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After family members pass through, these estates are usually left for the landfill.
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Whether the look that will pass through the airport security scanners is TBD.
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This will pass through, and we're going to be even stronger for it.
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The House bill gives pass-through businesses a reduced rate at 25 percent.
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Mr. Trump's business empire is largely run through hundreds of pass-through companies.
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Every day, an average of about 17913,000 people pass through our four terminals.
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Ecuador, an important pass-through country, now also requires a visa for entry.
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Why did so many cultures settle in or pass through Lecce throughout history?
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The masks were failing to stop coronavirus particles pass through, the report said.
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WPP SAYS Q4 LFL REVENUE LESS PASS THROUGH COSTS EXCLUDING KANTAR DOWN 1.9%
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Library officials made sure to structure the financing to get the pass through.
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You still need to pass through security like the rest of us plebes.
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The gut works differently -- allowing the ethanol to pass through, hence the drunkenness.
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Joy riders from New England came to New York just to pass through.
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Indeed, the cost of capping the rate on pass-through income is breathtaking.
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The 60/40 split back seats are equipped with a ski pass-through.
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Your family pet will turn itself into a pass-through for tax purposes.
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I had to pass through three or four cars to get to it.
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In order to get inside, concertgoers had to pass through four security checkpoints.
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Going to court to assert that these procedures must pass through clinical trials.
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They seemed to pass through property owned by a Seattle recycler Puckett knew.
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The Senate bill initially included a 17.4 percent deduction for pass-through businesses.
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The House bill also leaves pass-through businesses disadvantaged, which has led Sen.
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But the water currents were too strong for them to safely pass through.
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This break is for pass-through entities — including sole proprietorships and S-corporations.
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An additional 500 trucks pass through Dover from countries outside the European bloc.
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I let the world pass through me, and then it takes a shape.
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After about 25 minutes of crawling we started to pass through the crossing.
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About 52 percent of the survey respondents said that they are pass-through businesses, and 77 percent of them said they would back tax reform that lowered rates for corporations and pass-through businesses but otherwise maintained the individual tax code.
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In a dramatic break with that tradition, the House tax bill would tax pass-through income from capital at a top rate of 22019 percent, while continuing to tax pass-through labor income at rates as high as 39.6 percent.
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However, the two bills take different approaches in how they achieve that goal, with the House setting a top rate for certain pass-through income of 25 percent and the Senate providing a 23-percent deduction for pass-through income.
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Without the drill, our first pass through this layer was like skimming the chapter.
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If you're lucky enough, you too will have the chance to pass through it.
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Unlike ethylmercury, which can pass through your body quickly, methylmercury can linger and accumulate.
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This is a break for pass-through entities, including sole proprietorships and S-corporations.
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About 200 women pass through each day, five of the middlemen told The Guardian.
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The Dakar Rally will pass through parts of the Uyuni salt flats, starting Thursday.
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Everyone else has to pass through without ashirt, it ain't any different for you.
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So cutting corporate rates functionally required Republicans to cut pass through-rates as well.
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Many pass through Agadez in northern Niger, where people-smuggling is a vibrant trade.
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They will follow curving roads, change lanes, pass through intersections, and stop and start.
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But it did come to pass, and it came to pass through human agency.
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A total solar eclipse will pass through the U.S. again on April 18, 2024.
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Many pass through Agadez in northern Niger, the last settlement before the Sahara desert.
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The database collects the dates and times that pass through its wireless network radius.
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There are tax-efficient structures that pass through the income generated from transporting oil.
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An anonymous source told Reuters the screening proposal didn't pass through the regulators' scrutiny.
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And most importantly, remember: This all is going to have to pass through Congress.
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It will accommodate 10,000-TEU ships, the largest that can pass through the Bosporus.
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Others drag chariots which are attached to the hooks that pass through their skin.
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Many business owners choose the LLC because they prefer the pass-through tax treatment.
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After all, your traffic must pass through someone else's server before reaching other websites.
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We have millions of devices today and manage pass through in the cloud implementation.
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One clean Lightning pass-through port on the bottom of the case for charging.
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They opposed eliminating the estate tax or cutting taxes on pass-through business owners.
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About 2100 to 500 ships pass through the zone each day, the service said.
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Pageau one-timed a Tommy Wingels pass through Lehtonen's five-hole from the slot.
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Many independent contractors and members of a partnership automatically qualify for pass-through status.
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A law covering the issue is widely expected to pass through parliament next spring.
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SORKIN: AND ANY NEW INFO YOU CAN GIVE US ON THE PASS THROUGH ISSUE?
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Almost none of NFL's teams are public corporations but so-called pass-through businesses.
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The tax cuts also reduced rates for income from wages and pass through businesses.
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Qatari pilgrims would also be able to pass through two of the kingdom's airports.
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They do not pass through the digestive system, which confers a degree of protection.
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Smaller peptides can more easily pass through our intestinal barrier and into our bloodstream.
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Voracek slid a pass through the crease and Giroux converted for his fifth goal.
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This version would also lower the pass-through deduction back down to 20 percent.
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Why should women's rights have to pass through the eye of a theological needle?
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Proposals to lower the "pass-through" rate, would generally benefit only the largest entities.
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This is the same pass-through tax treatment as owners of small businesses face.
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It takes into account your pass-through deduction, if you had freelance income previously.
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Following the scheduled amortisation maturity date, class A20163 converts to a pass-through bond.
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"Because galaxies are mostly empty space, they will pass through each other like ghosts."
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That makes the pass-through debate like the one over abolishing the estate tax.
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But after that, it took me less than 30 seconds to pass through security.
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Your contacts will pass through this secure enclave for processing and will disappear afterward.
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Pulse the chicken liver in a food processor and pass through a tamis. 5.
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CE has increased steadily for each transaction, driven by the pass-through sequential amortisation.
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Around Baghdad, you pass through checkpoints manned by a number of different nasty militias.
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Pass through a colander to remove all seeds and skin from the tomatoes. 3.
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As a so-called "pass-through" entity, it would escape any corporate level taxes.
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This metric indicates how efficiently the filter will reduce particulates that pass through it.
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The cooks who pass through her kitchen speak Mandarin, English, Arabic, Spanish, and French.
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When completely cool, add 50ml of olive oil and pass through a muslin cloth.
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The Senate bill ends the 22017 percent deduction for pass-through income in 2025.
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But he does pass through the corridors at the arena before and after games.
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That's because it's able to catch about 87% of droplet nuclei that pass through.
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To get just about anywhere in the city you have to pass through checkpoints.
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Ms. Auerbach also studied the wake patterns left behind as objects pass through water.
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He ordered her to relinquish her phone and pass through the metal detectors again.
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Now, a fracking ban is not going to pass through Congress without serious changes.
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As a self-employed freelancer with pass-through income, I qualify for the deduction.
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Evacuees also had to pass through checkpoints at several roadblocks to leave the city.
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The Ethiopian migrants who pass through Tanzania travel thousands of miles packed into trucks.
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These latter types of businesses claim the lion's share of total pass-through income.
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Everybody had to pass through airport-style metal detectors before walking the red carpet.
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Pass-through entities include a variety of corporate structures with one thing in common.
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About 133 students pass through this one-stop shop for analog filmmaking each year.
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When the project is done, 270,000 vehicles could pass through the neighborhood each day.
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Daines also was confidant that concerns on pass-through businesses would be dealt with.
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Meanwhile, Republicans defended the pass-through deduction, saying it's benefited many small businesses. Sen.
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NASA has all the individual maps of states where the eclipse will pass through.
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Next, he waited to pass through a security line manned by three armed guards.
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Pass-through income can currently be taxed at rates as high as 39.6 percent.
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More than 30 percent of seaborne oil exports pass through that narrow waterway daily.
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Any agreement struck in the negotiations would still need to pass through PNG's parliament.
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" "We are concerned that the pass-through provision does not help most small businesses.
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Zibanejad faked a shot, then threaded a pass through the slot to Jacob Trouba.
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Most of the particles we eat and drink pass through our bodies, research shows.
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An instrument on Juno measures microwave emissions, which pass through the clouds into space.
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Characters pass through the book as if on their way to the next stop.
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I am hopeful now I can pass through my anger for the last time.
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Because galaxies are mostly empty space, they will pass through each other like ghosts.
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So the Tax Policy Center assumed the pass-through cut was there to stay.
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Among other changes, the proposals include a 25% tax rate for pass-through businesses.
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There's a reason the term pass-through itself sounds opaque and difficult to understand.
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While many take the bus through the checkpoint, others must pass through on foot.
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They may own large businesses that happen to use a pass-through tax structure.
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But then you still need a section that allows larger tugs to pass through.
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While the Senate bill taxes most pass-through business income at an effective top rate of about 29.6 percent, it taxes pass-through income of personal services businesses such as law, accounting, and engineering practices at a top rate of 38.5 percent.
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The now Socialist-led executive has been relying on other parties to pass through legislation.
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Up to 10,000 trucks a day pass through with everything from perishable food to medicines.
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It will just pass through the body like kernels of corn after a summertime lunch.
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But during an eclipse, the Moon doesn't pass through the whole of the Earth's shadow.
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Right now, an estimated $1.4 billion in goods pass through the U.S.-Mexico border daily.
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Regions with hotter waters can also cause existing hurricanes to intensify as they pass through.
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It's a break for so-called pass-through entities, including sole proprietorships and S-corporations.
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There is one odd exception: Project Scorpio keeps the HDMI pass-through of previous consoles.
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The pass-through is 221 inches wide, which fits the handle of my roller bag.
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WPP SAYS Q3 ORGANIC REVENUE LESS PASS THROUGH COSTS INCLUDING KANTAR UP 0.7% (CONSENSUS -0.6%)
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Fast threaded a pass through the crease to Howden, whose shot went over Hutton's glove.
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The newlyweds are far from the first famous faces to pass through the chapel, however.
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We both cry, embrace, and tell each other happy memories that pass through our minds.
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AMLO didn't want to antagonize Mexico's main trading partner by letting more migrants pass through.
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These particles drift through air more easily than they pass through solid objects like stone.
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To get to the Black Sea, ships must pass through the Kerch Strait (see map).
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The material lets less airs pass through, making it a great option for cooler months.
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But, remember, once you pass through those blue gates it's a data free-for-all.
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The deuterium nuclei simply get left behind as the smaller protons pass through the sheet.
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Ships carrying about $5 trillion in trade pass through the South China Sea every year.
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The low asset disposal loss reflects the pass-through amortisation, which avoids forced asset sales.
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Grantor trusts pass through all their tax exposure to the person who created the trust.
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Randomly, as you traverse the map, a powerful magnetic storm will pass through the desert.
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With the carriages too packed to pass through, begging moves to the platforms and corridors.
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The MiniPix can, theoretically, photograph all of these particles as they pass through the sensor.
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Microbeads, because they're so small, often pass through sewage treatment plants without being filtered out.
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The trucks will travel on major interstates and pass through Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
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Back then, Mr. Bowie did not pass through the city in a cloak of invisibility.
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Revelers pass through barriers to enter Silom Road in Bangkok, Thailand on April 13, 2016.
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Increasingly, it's the very wealthy people who are increasingly taking advantage of pass-through income.
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He fired back at claims that he is denying the public access to pass through.
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On Wednesday, January 2354, the full moon will pass through the shadow of the Earth.
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This increases the amplitudes of the electric fields, accelerating the charged particles that pass through.
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Superconductors don't allow magnetic fields to pass through them, a phenomenon called the Meissner effect.
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Scores of fighters and hobbyists pass through the doors of the family-owned gym daily.
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In addition, LNG tankers from Qatar, the world's biggest LNG exporter, pass through the strait.
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Versteeg stick-handled around Jones and dished an off-balance, backhand pass through the crease.
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The pass-through audio clips when it picks up really loud or high-pitched noises.
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And states are closely watching how Congress and the Trump administration handle pass-through businesses.
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The defenseman jumped into the rush and redirected Jakub Vrana's cross-ice pass through Nilsson.
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The pass-through from weak sterling could thus be bigger than rules of thumb imply.
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Regular business income earned through a pass-through was previously taxed at the individual rates.
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D Roman Josi sprung Forsberg for a breakaway with a pass through the neutral zone.
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Every day, about 30,000 visitors pass through the gallery where Leonardo da Vinci's painting hangs.
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Or more critical as we pass through the Memorial Day holiday: Is liberation a choice?
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The nominee is expected to pass through committee, where Republicans hold a two-seat majority.
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Front Burner More than 90,000 commuters a day pass through the Columbus Circle subway station.
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Currently, pass-through income is taxed at the individual rates, or a maximum 39.6 percent.
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The Senate plan would tax pass-through businesses at individual rates but allow the deduction.
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Nearly 93,000 passengers pass through the station on the average weekday, according to agency statistics.
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The House plan calls for a drop in the pass-through rate to 25 percent.
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It will also pass through the origin of the solar particles with the highest energy.
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In rural areas, salesmen pass through villages selling medicines, including antibiotics, out of plastic bags.
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New York Counties Tobacco Trust VI, $292.2 million of tobacco settlement pass-through bonds. Jefferies.
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Johnson wants to use the money to increase the proposed deduction for pass-through businesses.
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And many people suffering from addiction pass through jails on charges related to their habit.
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Transferring among them requires connecting fliers to pass through security again at their new terminal.
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Nick Schmaltz made a pinpoint pass through traffic in the crease to set up Fortin.
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Instead of absorbing infra-red radiation, an aubergine's skin permits such wavelengths to pass through.
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Instead, most of those sugars pass through the stomach and into the small intestine, undigested.
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A security video reportedly shows a metal detector going off as the people pass through.
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Not only does it pass through droplets in the air, but it can also linger.
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Pass through a fine-mesh strainer into a bowl and add salt to taste. 3.
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On Friday, July 27, the full moon will pass through the shadow of the Earth.
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For example, higher levels of tension only permitted larger, faster moving particles to pass through.
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These droplets easily pass through the mucosa, and CBD may join them for the ride.
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The trays pass through the mogul, and the slurry is injected into the candy impressions.
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These official crossing points see millions of people, vehicles and cargo pass through every day.
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If Republican senators listen to their constituents, perhaps the bill could actually pass through Congress.
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It has a 6,000mAh capacity, comes in orange or black, and supports pass-through charging.
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Instead, glass lets energy pass through the phone so that it can be charged wirelessly.
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About 69 percent of pass-through income goes to the top 1 percent of earners.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS THERES ALMOST IMMEDIATE PASS-THROUGH OF MOVES IN STERLING TO FOOD PRICES
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When they eventually headed to the stadium, they had to pass through three security checks.
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Daines and Johnson were calling for more tax breaks for pass-through businesses, and Sens.
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It applies to all pass-through vehicles, including those owned by Trump and his counterparts.
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Those molecular fragments then pass through the gut wall and are absorbed in our intestines.
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Most of that, $39 billion, would come from existing pass-through owners paying lower taxes.
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"Through the Trump Organization, Trump owns more than 500 pass-through business entities," he writes.
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The beam splitter will either cause a photon to bounce off or to pass through.
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In the fall of 2015, local residents saw tens of thousands of migrants pass through.
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Some leave a mark on you, and some you pass through with scarcely a memory.
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The Sun appears to pass through different zodiac constellations during different parts of the year.
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"Maybe a moving shot from the street or having someone pass through it," she mused.
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He said the company doesn't have the ability to pass through higher costs to consumers.
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The provision in question allows capital-intensive pass-through businesses to receive more tax relief.
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It would apply to certain domestic non-service pass-through income, according to the committee.
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Severson's long pass through the Capitals defense let Bratt come in alone and beat Samsonov.
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Refusing to pass through the metal detectors, worshipers took the extraordinary step of praying outside.
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Bahrain hosts a U.S. Navy base, where several thousand personnel are stationed or pass through.
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One window was built to come apart so that the camera could pass through it.
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Worse, the tax policy allowed for the total elimination of taxes on pass-through entities.
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Vibrations from the subway line, buried below, periodically pass through the rooms like commuting poltergeists.
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They are also extremely abundant—some 100 trillion neutrinos pass through your body every second.
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Most small businesses are "pass-through" entities whose income is taxed through the individual code.
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There were limitations with what kind of displays the ultrasonic soundwaves could pass through too.
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Films about Jesus and the early Christians often have to pass through a narrow gate.
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And yet they must all pass through a keyhole in order to begin the race.
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Companies identifying as pass-through entities will pay a reduced tax rate of 25 percent.
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Unlike corporations, the profits of "pass-through" businesses flow directly onto their owners' tax returns.
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The IRS is also expected to issue a new pass-through form sometime this year.
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Amazon bills your credit card as you pass through the turnstile on your way out.
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Of course there are materials that allow light to pass through—we call these windows.
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I reach passport control, and I pass through it, and the man is left behind.
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Here's the catch: They'd have to convert their pass-through entity to a C-corporation.
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Pass through the Tinot Rossi garden and enjoy the view of the Notre Dame Basilica.
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At peak hours, up to 24 trains pass through the single-track tubes every hour.
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Many desire to pass through for work, to visit family, or to receive medical treatment.
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They occur about once every 18 months, and can pass through any country on Earth.
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Often, these cuts have come to pass through the outright downsizing of culture-writing staffs.
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PASS-THROUGH OF CHANGES IN STERLING TO INTEREST RATE We also spent a lot of time thinking about the pass-through of changes in sterling to the inflation rate, and what we have seen and learned since the financial crisis is that pass-through tends to be protracted and take place over a number of years, and it's that which creates the sharpest bit of the trade-off over the forecast horizon.
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When it comes to pass-through entities, nearly nine in 10 businesses that pass through their income already pay at the 25 percent rate or less, and less than 3 percent would see any benefit under the proposed rate changes in the House plan.
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In another dream, she had to pass through her laundry room to get to the kitchen.
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Most Gulf oil exports that transit the Suez Canal and SUMED Pipeline pass through the strait.
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Police said that Balet was the second snowboarder to pass through a ravine around 8 a.m.
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A pass-through loop lets you perch the Urbex on a suitcase without it falling off.
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Then the tax bill also creates a new 252 percent maximum bracket for pass-through money.
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Watching ships pass through the century-old Panama Canal offers a glimpse into our modern economy.
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Instead, it serves as a bridge to different dimensions that people live in and pass through.
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The fall of the actual North Korean regime is going to have to pass through China.
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In 2012, Kansas went down this road: It entirely eliminated state taxes on pass-through companies.
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Passive owners of pass-through entities get their income redefined in a way that minimizes taxation.
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As drugs pass through people's bodies, they may be leaving a trail for police to follow.
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They're also outraged that cuts to the corporate rate are permanent, unlike the pass-through cuts.
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Syrians must pass through many steps of security clearances before being admitted to the United States.
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Apart from the school groups that pass through the Msheireb museums, the footfall is generally light.
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"Pass through" means the business itself has no tax obligations—those are passed to the owners.
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It is expected to easily pass through Congress and has already been endorsed by President Trump.
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We've seen so much gun control legislation pass through in other countries and it has worked.
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When they pass through the Universe, all the stuff they cross through mucks up the waves.
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These videos, while still bizarre and disturbing, likely pass through some of YouTube's algorithmic moderation channels.
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A third storm may pass through the Pacific Northwest next week, said CNN Meteorologist Dave Hennen.
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The changes, spearheaded by Chairman Ajit Pai, are likely to pass through the Republican-dominated Commission.
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However, startup founders shouldn't need to pass through loopholes to unleash their growth in New York.
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There are waves that pass through the tech industry that are, if you're looking, quite visible.
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Vessels with drafts under 32 feet may still pass through the channel, the Coast Guard said.
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The system doesn't let any seawater pass through, have any shifting gears, or require any fuel.
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A given flight might pass through a sequence of flight segments with varying degrees of congestion.
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Every other type of business, from a tax standpoint, is known as a pass-through entity.
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In other words, S-Corp and Partnership corporate income still pass through to the individual level.
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The torch will pass through all 26 Brazilian states and reach 90% of the Brazilian population.
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But New Horizon's dust counter found few stray particles during its speedy pass through the system.
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The gases pass through a series of stubby turbine blades near the back of the engine.
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WPP Q2 ORGANIC REVENUE LESS PASS THROUGH COSTS DOWN 1.4%, (CONSENSUS -3.0) NORTH AMERICA DOWN 5.3%
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Radulov created a 2-2 deadlock about five minutes later, redirecting John Klingberg's pass through Markstrom.
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Researchers from the International Monetary Fund found a "nearly complete pass through of tariffs" to Americans.
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When the muons zip through the alcohol cloud, they ionize (charge) the air they pass through.
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The United States could then refuse asylum to migrants from outside Guatemala who pass through it.
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Rowny says that the company doesn't keep any of the messages that pass through its servers.
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Several business groups criticized the Senate bill for not bringing pass-through taxes down far enough.
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The multi-billion dollar project would pass through some of the world's most difficult mountainous topography.
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The shortest underwater path, to Turkey, is also problematic, because it would pass through Cypriot waters.
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But now it seems that another major deal — Time Warner and AT&T — might pass through.
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It also has a headset pass-through so gamers can still connect their headphones and mics.
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Most bits of plastic, however, simply pass through the guts of creatures from shellfish to humans.
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The more volume that users pass through Eurex, the bigger share of profit they will get.
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The migrants plan to seek refugee status in Mexico or pass through to the United States.
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The wall is meant to block out any photons while still allowing axions to pass through.
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The beam will not go through a tunnel, but will pass through the Earth, deep underground.
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As we pass through the kitchen's swinging door, the three of us hear a woman scream.
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"This (system) would allow the international community to know whose territory they pass through," he added.
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Therefore, most of the benefit of reducing taxes on pass-through income will go to them.
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Other highlights: One guarantee: "There's no chance of paying higher taxes," even with pass-through rates.
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It is expected to pass through the Pacific region on its way to the Persian Gulf.
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Lower pass-through rates will also redirect energy away from business productivity into creative tax accounting.
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Even if it wasn't intended for your correspondent, it was a cheery site to pass through.
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If you take one pass through Mason's blog, it's clear dresses are her garment of choice.
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These people, often minors, can lead normal lives and pass through normal places, jobs, and homes.
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Bins of human organs and body parts pass through a T.S.A. checkpoint while our protagonist watches.
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The barrier is expected to pass through the butterfly refuge, the San Antonio Express-News reported.
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There are important debates to be had on topics from income distribution to pass-through entities.
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If it can pass through the Senate, it would still have to move through the House.
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And then there is the fact that it would still have to pass through the House.
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It would also bring down the rate for so-called pass-through businesses to 25 percent.
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TO REACH the Moscow office of Aleksandr Dugin you must first pass through the looking glass.
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When Kansas recently exempted all pass-through income from taxes, thousands of these entities popped up.
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There are no aisles for lifts to pass through, and no stations for human product pickers.
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The mission will also pass through the origin of the solar particles with the highest energy.
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An argument erupted over whether the vehicle could pass through a checkpoint, and guns were drawn.
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Include the SALT compromise and tweaks to the pass-through rate and voila, you're getting closer.
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Other tweaks to appease skeptical senators reportedly include increasing the tax deduction for pass-through businesses.
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Some 21 million barrels — or $1.197 billion worth of oil — pass through the strait every day.
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These ships pass through the historic center of the city five or six times a day.
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As the mission progresses, the spacecraft will pass through increasingly violent parts of the radiation belts.
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The ads ran in commuter-heavy areas like Penn Station that agency employees frequently pass through.
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Many of Amtrak's long-haul routes pass through regions of the country with beautiful fall foliage.
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The close approaches to Jupiter means Juno will pass through intense bombardment of the radiation belts.
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However, other legislation protecting the LGBT community has struggled to pass through the nation's National Congress.
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Civilian passengers can travel on an alternate dirt road, but have to pass through insurgent checkpoints.
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Park-goers will pass through an "Egyptian ruin" site that includes live snakes on display. seaworldparks.
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Muons will pass through the pyramid, and some of them will be stopped by the rock.
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It all depends on how much debris we scoop up as we pass through the tail.
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The next step for this first-of-its-kind bill is to pass through the legislature.
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Tech firms would understandably grow conservative about what third-party material can pass through their filters.
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We pass through a forest of car dealerships, three on the left, two on the right.
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While fluid can pass through the gel, sperm cannot, and thus are reabsorbed into the body.
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We hear he's good at making stuff that can pass through incredibly bounded and contorted spaces.
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Republicans have said they want to lower tax rates for both corporations and pass-through businesses.
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Adam Looney, a Brookings senior fellow, is also sharply critical of the pass-through tax breaks.
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I research whether the airports I'll pass through have a history of confiscating seat belt extenders.
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This is the first thing he's actually tried to pass through Congress since he's been president.
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It's not the only near-total abortion ban to pass through state legislatures in recent days.
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He said Mr. Corker had wanted a less generous pass-through exemption than had been included.
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You'll pass through a second layer of security, putting your remaining belongings back through the scanner.
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We also know that his businesses operate through "pass-through" vehicles (partnerships, LLCs and S corporations).
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It's not uncommon for migrants to pass through her property, she said, lately in large groups.
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This pipeline is expected to pass through the Libyan maritime zone, although Libya was not consulted.
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The current generation sees institutions as things they pass through on the way to individual success.
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Players must pass through the trainers' room at the U.S. Open to reach the ice baths.
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The Undetectable Firearms Act prohibits owning a gun that can pass through a metal detector unnoticed.
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New York City Housing Development Corporation, $60 million of insured mortgage pass through taxable bonds. Jefferies.
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Mr. Trump's proposal brings both the corporate rate and the pass-through rate to 15 percent.
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The smugglers moved them at night and drove to yet another forest to pass through, undetected.
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More important, subscribers had the right to pass through a communicating door backstage, even during performances.
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"We haven't seen any tax extenders packages pass through Congress," said Rigney of H&R Block.
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The measure also would make the 20 percent deduction for so-called pass-through businesses permanent.
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The headquarters have a large courtyard, but reaching it requires someone to pass through the building.
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Viewers pass through rooms of translucent pink or lemon-yellow fabric stretched over thin metal frames.
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This swarm of charged particles glowed brightly and yet did not let light pass through it.
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Voters on those lists who pass through Monmouth's likely-voter screen are included in the poll.
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If they get the serums right and get in control of this, this will pass through.
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That means they usually pass through each other with very few collisions between stars, if any.
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Zadina's pass through the slot was redirected in by Minnesota's Joel Eriksson Ek at 3:08.
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However, this offer only got you the pass through the end of that same calendar year.
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Security is serious; many of the refugees who pass through here are hunted in their homelands.
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By using his pass-through loophole, they can benefit from an even lower 15 percent rate.
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This is a break for so-called pass-through entities, including sole proprietorships and S-corporations.
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"It's hard to do a blend of the House and Senate pass-through rules," he said.
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You must pass through several layers of security, dress appropriately and use only "non-propelling" pencils.
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But she hadn't realized that the hole was large enough for a license to pass through.
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I felt a shiver of displacement pass through me as I took in the whole scene.
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The pass-through rate reduction idea is far from the only problem with President Trump's plans.
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The document says this is for small business, but there are many large pass-through businesses.
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Aid officials are urging the armed groups to allow emergency supplies to pass through their areas.
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It also seeks to make the recent tax cuts for individuals and pass-through businesses permanent.
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Kind offers amendment to scrap SALT deduction for corporations, pass-through businesses 2:9003 p.m. Rep.
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Here the main offenders are new rules for deducting from taxes earnings that "pass-through" companies.
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It is available for many sole proprietorships, partnerships and pass-through entities, such as S corporations.
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The House version would simply have reduced the rate at which pass-through income is taxed.
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It has to pass through Parliament's upper chamber, the House of Lords, for that to happen.
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A passport or proof of citizenship is not normally demanded to pass through an inland checkpoint.
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The $1 trillion cost of taxing pass-through income at 13 percent isn't a factor anymore.
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Just pass through the security turnstiles into an underground concourse and it's a few steps away.
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This goes counter to the rhetoric that tax breaks for pass-through entities help small businesses.
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And now a handful of very rich people earn the lion's share of pass-through income.
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They continue: Pass-through income would be taxed at no more than 25 percent, far below the 39.6 percent top individual income tax rate that now applies to pass-through income, or the top 35% top rate that would apply to individual income under the GOP plan.
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Instead, the Senate would create a 17.4 percent deduction on income taxes for pass-through owners of all income levels, effectively cutting rates both on rich owners and on middle-class small-business owners who would not have benefited from the House's original lower pass-through rate.
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There is a limit to which we would (tolerate the pass-through to inflation from weaker sterling).
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It's only 33cm (9.8in) thick, so it can pass through small gaps of 30cm (11.8in) or wider.
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The report also said fewer investors support various types of pass-through fees than in the past.
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Anywhere from 503,500 to 2,000 people pass through each year to attend ceremonies and learn from elders.
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Today, the top corporate rate is 239.60 percent, and the top pass-through rate is 261.40 percent.
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Johnson endorsed the Senate bill after getting a 23 percent tax deduction for pass-through business income.
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In addition, it will continue to pass through its own Nissan and Daimler dividends to Renault shareholders.
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The Sol has appreciated 3% relative to the US dollar during 2017, limiting import-price pass-through.
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Guatemala couldn't stop the people in the caravan because they are allowed to pass through by law.
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It's an incredibly busy transportation hub, where roughly 650,000 people and 1,200 trains pass through each day.
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You pass through a convenience store for some Skittles, and you're killed on your way back home.
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About 40 tonnes pass through the region annually, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The $149.95 Pioneer Rayz Plus have a charging pass-through, which is essentially a built-in dongle.
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Pass-through firms, like any other, can offset taxable profits in one year with losses from another.
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They all point me towards the perilous turbulences and chancy exhilarations that pass through me in dreams.
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James Fox, Harriet Walter, Adrian Lester, David Hayman and Ms. Rampling also pass through in supporting roles.
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The bill sets a 25 percent maximum tax rate for small businesses and other pass-through corporations.
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A third storm could potentially pass through the Pacific Northwest next week, according CNN Meteorologist Dave Hennen.
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It's common to pass through one family's living room to access another family's bedroom two flights above.
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But it is on the road to it, for those able to pass through without stopping forever.
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As the waves penetrate the brick they change as they pass through other structures behind the wall.
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Our memories mark the spaces we pass through like emotional graffiti, and show that we lived there.
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It is also much quicker to pass through security in a private-jet terminal than an airport.
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Any federal law must pass through a House presided over by Nancy Pelosi, from California's 12th district.
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"This is a prime minister who must pass through the popular vote, sooner or later," Maio added.
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Lawsuits and legislation from lawmakers and residents in Arkansas, which the line would pass through, and Tennessee.
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The tour will pass through the region on Stage 11, which takes cyclists from Carcassonne to Montpellier.
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You'll experience negative emotions, but you'll need to let them pass through you rather than cripple you.
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But despite all these trends, the Senate Republican bill wants to further help these pass-through entities.
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Around 26,000 Palestinians pass through Qalandiya daily, on foot, by car or by bus, Israeli authorities say.
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The soldier was the first defector to pass through the DMZ since 1984, according to NBC News.
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A four-wing door design allows four people in each direction to pass through in one revolution.
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The National Federation of Independent Business criticized Clinton's opposition to a lower rate for pass-through businesses.
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To start shopping, customers must scan an Amazon Go smartphone app and pass through a gated turnstile.
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Instead, Alonso let a receiver pass through his zone before settling in on wide receiver Tyrell Williams.
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The biggest ad blockers charge the biggest advertising vendors to let their ads pass through their software.
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Usually we pass through this state of half-wakefulness on our way to deep sleep within minutes.
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But with a bit of creativity, professionals on the list can still access the pass-through deduction.
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Also, the pass-through benefits apply automatically to real estate investment trusts commonly used in the industry.
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In case you're wondering, these beans did not pass through the digestive tract of a small animal.
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When we exit the building, I hold open the door and wait for him to pass through.
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We pass through the usual progress of Hemingway's life, already well charted in all those other books.
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It has to standout among the thousands of other essays that pass through the admissions officers' hands.
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At the same time, pass-through owners who have yet to file may have gotten sizable refunds.
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Runners will also pass through a bubble wash — a foamy storm — and be drenched by water blasters.
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Many Africans trying to reach Europe pass through Libya, because it is too lawless to stop them.
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Associates in the pass-through can then take up to $500,000 in earnings at the lower rate.
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Through the great room, you pass through a TV room on your way to the bedroom area.
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Instead, the owners of pass-through businesses pay taxes through the individual code on their companies' income.
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Losers would be upper middle-class wage-earners unable to channel their incomes through pass-through structures.
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Recognizing Jon Snow, Drogon allows him to pass through the door that leads to the throne room.
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But analysts said its tightening bias will eventually pass through to higher borrowing costs for Chinese companies.
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Most people who pass through Meridian Teterboro are business travelers, both companies and individuals, according to Stephen.
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It would also lower the top rate for "pass-through" businesses from 2120006 percent to 21202 percent.
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Some published reports say there is a push for 100 percent pass-through of rebates to seniors.
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Most small businesses are organized as pass-through entities, as are many law firms and hedge funds.
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Pass-through businesses, which include many small businesses, have their income taxed through the individual tax code.
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The pipeline will still pass through Anbar, but it will not go as far north as Haditha.
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That includes pass-through businesses such as auto dealerships, hedge funds, law firms and fast food franchises.
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What changes are the things that pass through, day after day and night after night: the birds.
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And it recommends lowering the "pass through" rate some individuals pay on business income to 25 percent.
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The senior Republican staffer said they feel confident Collins's bill will pass through the House Judiciary Committee.
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Most of the boat is asleep when we pass through Ballard Locks in Seattle shortly before midnight.
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Street urchins and tango buskers pass through during the course of the day, all after spare change.
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The Trump tax cuts created another legal tax avoidance scheme: a giant deduction for "pass-through" income.
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If the facial recognition tech determines the animal is a match, they are allowed to pass through.
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For most of spaceflight history, satellites have communicated using radio signals, which can pass through cloud cover.
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" — A sales representative for a startup in San Francisco "All Samba TV contracts pass through Adam's hands.
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They pass through checkpoint after checkpoint to get from one side of the city to the other.
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Simply hold out your hand so your silhouette creates a hole that your avatar can pass through.
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The galaxies will pass through each other, get snapped back together by gravity, and eventually merge cores.
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Cornyn, who appeared on ABC's "This Week" was asked by George Stephanopoulos about the pass-through measure.
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In addition, pass-through businesses, a class under which most small firms fall, would get a break.
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The current pipelines pass through Ukraine, Belarus and Poland, but Nord Stream 2 would bypass those countries.
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The disruption of supply chains, especially those that pass through Asia, is hurting businesses in multiple dimensions.
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Already, though, Apple is not making pass-through payments to its contract manufacturers for Qualcomm royalty payments.
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The new law includes a special 20 percent deduction for pass-through income, subject to some limitations.
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Republicans stuck to their promise of lowering the tax rate for "pass through" businesses to 25 percent.
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But no members of that group, many of them children, were allowed to pass through the gate.
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Two trains, usually carrying goods, pass through the station daily on the way to or from China.
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When we pass through these clouds, specks of dust ignite in the atmosphere and produce bright streaks.
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The plan was to see the "Mona Lisa" and pass through Hector Guimard's Art Nouveau Metro entryways.
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Everything happens through the cervix, which is slightly dilated so a vacuum aspiration tube can pass through.
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My father was on the other side of a wall that I was forbidden to pass through.
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The GOP put in guardrails meant to curb some of the benefits for the pass-through deduction.
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We have a mix of people who live here in the summer and tourists who pass through.
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The Republican plan is expected to call for creating a 25 percent tax for "pass through" businesses.
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When he heard about OregonSaves, the state's pass-through savings plan, Mr. Huffstutter signed up right away.
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Though, Dorian will pass through some warmer waters, which could potentially give the storm some renewed strength.
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A lower rate for small businesses and pass-through entities, while more controversial, should promote economic growth.
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Mr. Trump also promoted the plan as lowering the rate for pass-through businesses to 2400 percent.
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Wealthy individuals and businesses could easily reorganize on paper to take advantage of low pass-through rates.
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At a busy station, like 72nd Street in Manhattan, more than 50 trains pass through every hour.
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The kitchen partially opens to this room with a pass-through space and double-sided glass cabinets.
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During the mock services, the runners kept getting backed up near the pass-through to the kitchen.
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TurboTax got me thousands of dollars more back, mainly due to handling the pass-through deduction correctly.
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Perfect for the quick-change act you'll have to pull off as you pass through airport security.
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Amtrak passengers account for fewer than 10 percent of the 600,000 people who pass through station daily.
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"They were told that they were going to pass through national territory without a problem," he said.
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This new loophole would encourage people to characterize even more of their income as pass-through income.
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President Trump is proposing significant tax relief for corporations and pass-through employers and that's extremely important.
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Other women who have had to pass through or enter into the lobby have had similar experiences.
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Every day, about 220,2247 people pass through Rockefeller Center, where the outsize tree draws crowds to match.
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And the 1986 reform act didn't require that pass-through entities pay the same rate as corporations.
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Once paid, the terminal screen should say "GO" and then you're good to pass through the turnstile.
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And the 1986 reform act didn't require that pass-through entities pay the same rate as corporations.
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To get to that wing, you pass through a door designed to keep residents from wandering off.
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However, ships pass through Iranian waters, which are under the responsibility of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Navy.
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For instance, your contractions may not be dilating your cervix enough for the baby to pass through.
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Phil Kessel, from the left circle, got a pass through to Crosby, stationed at the left post.
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I go to the showers and have to pass through and insane courtyard party in my towel.
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That is its calling card, the mark it leaves on all those who pass through its doors.
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The bill will have to pass through both Houses of Parliament for it to be formally approved.
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However, ships pass through Iranian waters, which are under the responsibility of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Navy.
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Most migrants from those two countries pass through Guatemala and Mexico en route to the U.S. border.
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Should Johnson secure a deal with the bloc, it would then be required to pass through Parliament.
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The Senate bill's favoritism for pass-through capital income over labor income is a bit more subtle.
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A wonder of modern engineering and design, 24,2000 to 14,000 vessels pass through the canal each year.
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The central bank maintains that the peso depreciation's pass-through to inflation has so far been mild.
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The tax cuts are more robust, including for those pass-through companies,' " Conway said on "Fox & Friends.
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The tax cuts are more robust, including for those pass-through companies,' " Conway said on "Fox & Friends.
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Three Legs, White Eyes and Charger mapped a route to pass through as many reservations as possible.
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For example, the president said he wants to lower the top pass-through rate to 21625 percent.
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Most farmers who have livestock have cleared out, but nomadic herders pass through this part of Nigeria.
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He fails to address "dark money," which anonymous donors pass through tax-exempt organizations to influence elections.
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In August, the earth made its annual pass through the dust and debris of that ancient comet.
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It is expected to pass through the lower chamber, but face more opposition in the upper chamber.
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" He added they should "arrest those using fraudulent social security numbers and identification to pass through security.
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It's also possible to single out devices that pass through Trump Tower, the president's residence in Manhattan.
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He would cut it to 15 percent, the new low rate he's set for pass-through companies.
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The Senate could also move to amend the resolution that is expected to pass through the House.
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Vaccinated people essentially act as barriers to outbreaks, since diseases can't pass through them and infect others.
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Senator Ron Johnson demanded and won amendments to further ease the tax burden on "pass-through" businesses.
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From the beginning, Republicans have made it a priority to give pass-through businesses a tax cut.
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Ships bound for Jordan's Aqaba port and for some Saudi destinations must also pass through the strait.
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Again, and this is important to stress, this all is going to have to pass through Congress.
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They do not pay corporate income tax; instead, their profits simply "pass through" to the owner — i.e.
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The storm is also expected to pass through Tallahassee, the state's capital with a population of 382,000.
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So, why would you stick your boarding pass through the shredder, leave your worries behind and go private?
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"Ultimately you get a pass-through of the tax to the consumer at relatively high rates," he said.
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A 2016 survey by consulting firm EY found that 95 percent of investors prefer no pass-through expense.
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Every day, goods and people pass through the dock as part of a $2300 billion a year industry.
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It was first introduced in 2001 but failed to pass through it was reintroduced in Congress several times.
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PM2.5 refers to damaging air particles so small they can pass through humans' lungs to affect other organs.
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Moreover, he says his neighbors are welcome to pass through his property to get to their own home.
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Candidates for Virginia governor must pass through a rigorous primary in early June before entering the general election.
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Instead, vehicles are able to pass through without paying the standard $30 entry fee, per the L.A. Times.
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S-corps and pass-through entities would also be subject to a top tax rate of 15 percent.
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There are still uncertainties on the relative treatment of other CVBs and, in particular, conditional pass-through CVBs.
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Cheryl McDonald, 71, of Discovery Bay, said she had to pass through protesters to get inside the hotel.
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It is enchantingly written, thoughtfully structured and a model for all the other journalists who pass through Moscow.
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Most supply and demand in the economy must now pass through them to interact and to conduct business.
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The tax break is available to owners of "pass-through" entities, including sole proprietorships, S-corporations and partnerships.
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Private traders may care less than agencies about where goods come from, and whose hands they pass through.
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This is a snapshot—many more pass through each year and yet more are on parole or probation.
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The new 215-mile channel will double the canal's capacity, allowing 2175 ships to pass through each day.
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The coalition argues that supplies could instead pass through ports under their control in the south, particularly Aden.
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To make it work, a circular disc is spun by pulling on strings that pass through the center.
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Soto's bill, supported by Rosselló, is unlikely to pass through the Republican-controlled Senate or the White House.
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On-air contestants pass through both online and in-person vetting to ensure formidable competition for every episode.
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It's easy to pass through life day to day and punch a time card wishing away the hours.
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Image: Lukas Budimaier via UnsplashWi-fi is great, but it doesn't pass through the human body very well.
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On Sunday night, the Earth will pass through a field of debris left behind by an extinct comet.
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Thousands of hippies would pass through these spots during summer of 1967 and in the months that followed.
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Sam Brownback, who slashed individual income-tax rates and eliminated taxes on "pass-through" income from certain businesses.
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The legislation clearing the House on Friday would make the cuts for individuals and pass-through businesses permanent.
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Lenovo just had a headset pass through FCC approval, which means it could well appear onstage at CES.
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You can either die and "pass through" or spend all eternity as a bodacious twentysomething in San Junipero.
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The past few years have seen a melting of said ice, allowing travelers to pass through the route.
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At least 5,000 foreign and 15,000-20,000 domestic tourists pass through the airport each day, according to Pastika.
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If you work in the private sector, chances are you work for one of these pass-through businesses.
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Right now, rich people who benefit from pass-through businesses are at least paying the top individual rates.
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The port is a bottleneck on the route north, and all migrants pass through here at some point.
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If you're unlucky, you may have to pass through a terrible airport (we talk about the world's worst).
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The new S-Pen attached magnetically to the back of the Tab S6 and features pass-through charging.
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"It's tough, but people say that they pass through it and they come back to you," he says.
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Winners must be entered and pass through a nominating jury and a vote by the Pulitzer Prize board.
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And the entities paying for ads are often pass-through entities to shield the actual interests behind it.
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Earth will pass through the thickest part of the comet&aposs trail during the daytime hours on Aug.
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Its porous nature allows allows light to pass through it while layers within the material slow heat conduction.
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And the relationship between the corporate tax code and the pass-through tax code is very, very important.
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In recent years, only hikers were allowed to pass through the tunnel, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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The resistance dropped to zero and magnetic fields didn't pass through the sample—a crucial signature of superconductivity.
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It should probably be noted that most of Trump's own business efforts are organized as pass-through entities.
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The rivers that pass through Siona territory have their sources up in the Andes mountains to the west.
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They also want tax reform to lower rates for pass-through businesses as well as corporations, Howard said.
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Pass-through businesses' earnings are currently taxed through the individual tax code rather than the corporate tax code.
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A small pocket with a cable pass-through allows you to quickly and easily plug into an outlet.
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The band made sure the family has backstage passes for when they pass through Clarkston, Michigan, in September.
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Qatari nationals will now not be allowed to pass through airports in the UAE even to change planes.
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An "off-the-shelf" test "takes longer and has to pass through rigorous FDA regulatory evaluations," Adalja said.
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Under the bill from Nelson and Collins, income from pass-through businesses would be treated like corporations' income.
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You can expect more than 10,000 attendees to pass through the Alley, including more than 53 media outlets.
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Generally, the wealthier a filer with pass-through income is, the better off they are under the bill.
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Gravitational waves pass through everything, so the result traveled through the universe for that time before reaching Earth.
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Most of the time, we pass through doors without a second thought as to the noises they make.
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For many organisms it might be starvation, if what they eat does not pass through their systems easily.
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Defenseman Dougie Hamilton made a pass through traffic with Ferland waiting to deposit the puck into the net.
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" Finally, "the TSA permitted her to pass through security with the 'alternate screening' process for her breast milk.
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By contrast, the owners of "pass-through" entities are taxed directly on the income of their pass-throughs.
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Since having implemented the "funding choices" language, more consumers are allowing sites to pass through their ad blocker.
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As CBS Sacramento reports, the bill still needs to pass through the Assembly and be signed by Gov.
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Argentina does not produce the drug itself but cocaine from Bolivia, Peru and Colombia pass through its borders.
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Foster + Partners put them inside the roof, adding an almost imperceptible perforation for the sound to pass through.
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These particles then shower down to the planet's surface and pass through its structures, including the Great Pyramid.
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So when we ascend, we pass through the domestic plane, the question of, 'How do we live together?
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If they had been working with human subjects, they would have had to pass through an ethics review.
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Each year, 163 billion pounds of produce from 49 states and 55 countries pass through Hunts Point Market.
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Instead, they are pass-through entities whose income is taxed at the individual level on their owners' returns.
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Any pass-through income that flows to him via a New York property will also face those levies.
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Al Jazeera, meanwhile, reported that some protesters attempted to pass through the barricade set up by security forces.
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Overnight, we'd pass through upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, before rolling into Chicago the next morning.
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There are major differences between how the Senate and House structure taxes for so-called pass-through businesses.
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A similar bill passed by the House would change the pass-through income tax rate to 25 percent.
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Steve Daines, a Montana Republican, has expressed concerns about the so-called "pass-through" treatment of business income.
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Once the particles fall and pass through different materials, they lose energy, causing them to slow and decay.
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Third, all Republican plans tax "pass-through" business income at lower rates than ordinary wage and salary income.
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To reach this plane, you must pass through a portal—or maybe it's a veil, or a curtain.
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Johnson wants to use the money to increase the proposed deduction for companies classified as pass-through businesses.
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Of the $762 billion of euro-denominated derivatives traded every day, three-quarters pass through the British capital.
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The pass-through of our monetary policy measures is supporting domestic demand and facilitates the ongoing deleveraging process.
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Though many cars pass through the town, there is little reason to stop, since many storefronts are shuttered.
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It needs to pass through both houses of Congress before it ends up on President Donald Trump's desk.
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Its objective is to pass through the Sun's corona and study the complicated magnetic fields that surround it.
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Nonpublic pass-through businesses, such as sole proprietors, limited liability companies and partnerships, pay no income tax themselves.
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Both Trump and Corker have made millions off of "pass-through" income, according to the International Business Times.
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Unlike some other events, the parade does not require attendees to pass through security checkpoints or metal detectors.
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And every August, we pass through comet Swift-Tuttle's tail which we see as the Perseids meteor shower.
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The legislation does not have enough votes to pass through the Senate, according to The Hill's Whip List.
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That costlier tax break is the 2200 percent top tax rate for so-called pass-through, unincorporated businesses.
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Some 500,000 foreigners are expected to pass through the city during the Games that run until Aug. 21.
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Some 23,23 foreigners are expected to pass through the city during the Games that run until August 33.
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Many lined up for hours on Monday and Tuesday to pass through a memorial in Havana's Revolution Square.
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Nonpublic pass-through businesses — such as sole proprietors, limited liability companies and partnerships — pay no income tax themselves.
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That includes the pass-through loophole; wealthy earners could just establish corporations and enjoy a lower tax rate.
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Airbnb and HomeAway will help all new hosts register with the city via a "pass-through" registration system.
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Steve Daines (R-MT) during the Senate tax debate to win bigger tax breaks for pass-through businesses.
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The seeds pass through the bears unharmed, and more apple trees with preferential genes are propagated in spring.
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Tyson initially claimed that if lightsabers were actually made of light, they would just pass through one another.
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"All of us leave our mark on the ground as we pass through life, mostly faintly," Coolidge stated.
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One system I pass through has twin suns, burning with a brightness and intensity that hurts my eyes.
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"It's a town you can pass through pretty quick if you're just driving down the interstate," she said.
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Daines reached an agreement with leadership to raise the amount of pass-through income business owners can deduct.
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Some travelers are seeing the effects, with some airports experiencing much longer wait times to pass through security.
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Instead, they are pass-through entities whose income is taxed at the indvidual level on their owners' returns.
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Buchanan's bill would dictate that pass-through businesses will never have to pay higher tax rates than corporations.
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Eventually, it may be possible for travelers to pass through security checkpoints without removing anything from their bags.
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"We had almost four million pieces of paper pass through those scanners on Election Day," Mr. Ryan said.
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The bill is now expected to pass through the Lords and be presented for royal ascent on Friday.
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To get inside, one had to pass through a cavernous garage where a terrifying Doberman charged unwitting trespassers.
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We don't know with any precision how much he makes from wages versus interest versus pass-through income.
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The combined House-Senate bill allows people to deduct 20 percent of pass-through income from their taxes.
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