However, market pressure ( not to mention hefty credit bills ) finally forced Mr Baht out of the currency peg nest to freely float according to foreign exchange market forces, in skies filled with currency hawks and vulture funds.
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Thomas said the adoption credit bill was one of many tax measures likely this year to win approval by the House, which has already passed tax cuts totalling nearly the $ 1 . 6 trillion over 10 years Bush proposed.
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He sponsored the Broadband Deployment Act, the Angel Investment tax credits ( known as Act 255 ) and the Film Wisconsin tax credit bill allowing movie and television production companies to claim a tax credit for work done in Wisconsin.
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"I credit Bill Paul tremendously for having sponsored this study and having opened up the whole program to a careful look, " said Dr . David Baltimore of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who was a member of the panel.
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Whether dodging police, credit bills or other sins of their pasts, numerous people every year create new identities for themselves out of thin air _ as Stephen Fagan apparently did when he fled Massachusetts for Florida in the late 1970s.
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Mansell said the Catholic leaders also support a state Assembly tax credit bill that would allow parents of public, private and parochial school students to deduct up to $ 1, 500 per student or $ 3, 000 per family for educational expenses.
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If one credits Bill Monroe with putting all the ingredients for bluegrass together, and Lester Flatt and Scruggs for bringing the pot to a boil as members of Monroe's band and later on their own, then Jimmy Martin added the cayenne pepper.
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According to Jim Girard of " Citi-Music Magazine ", Spero used his influence to get the band a deal with Epic Records, although Spero credits Bill Szymczyk and Irving Azoff Joe Walsh s manager at the time, with getting Michael's new band signed.
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As Senator, he introduced the Community-Based Giving Tax Credits bill that will reduce unnecessary government bureaucracy and make charitable dollars go farther . [ SR 1247 Study Committee, 2007 2008 ] Chapman also supported the Taxpayers Dividend Act to restrict increased state spending and place requirements on increased appropriations.
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_Inoculate this : Still, vaccination seems to be in the air in Washington, D . C . While Pelosi was floating her tax-credit bill, the Insti tute of Medicine, part of the National Academy of Sciences, was finishing a three-year study on the economics of the U . S . vaccine business.
