There's some avoidance of regulation and some avoidance of taxes.
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Lifestyle changes - such as sun avoidance and stringent sun protection, and alcohol avoidance, can be helpful.
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Tesla also rolled out other new features in May, including lane departure avoidance and emergency lane departure avoidance.
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Confusion leads to stress, stress leads to avoidance, and avoidance leads to making the same expensive mistakes every year.
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The Phantom 33 Advanced will still only have forward and downwards obstacle avoidance, unlike the Pro version's backwards and side obstacle avoidance.
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Today's collision avoidance technology, or Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is defined as rear-end collision avoidance, and is designed specifically for that.
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There's also an array of driver-assistance tech, like remote park assist, blind-spot collision avoidance assist, and forward-collision avoidance assist.
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That's still better obstacle avoidance than the Mavic Pro which only has obstacle avoidance cameras on the front and bottom of the drone.
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Similarly, at 16D, "Barely successful avoidance of calamity" can contain the word ESCAPE, but what phrase do you know that would describe such an avoidance?
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It works, rather, because Pence is a politician, a highly visible figure, and because the avoidance of "temptation" doubles as avoidance of the appearance of scandal.
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" Treasurer Scott Morrison told ABC Radio Monday that "our record when it comes to tax avoidance and particularly multinational tax avoidance is one of legislation and action.
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Lane Departure Avoidance and Emergency Lane Departure Avoidance are both designed to stop common causes of accidents that can occur while drivers aren't using Autopilot, Tesla says.
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The French proposal promises to end tax avoidance at a time when Silicon Valley's tax practices and tax avoidance schemes are coming under a close microscope around the world.
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His gifts (pocket awareness, nimble hands and feet, accuracy, a pathological avoidance of turnovers) are tethered by his limitations (a weak arm, short stature, that same pathological avoidance of turnovers).
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The Palisade also comes standard with a host of safety tech, including adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, and rear cross-traffic avoidance, and forward-collision avoidance with pedestrian detection.
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The prototype I saw had stereo cameras for vision, a 3D depth camera for obstacle avoidance, a downward facing camera for positioning, and sonar sensors all around for more obstacle avoidance.
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RELATED: Panama Papers Leak Taints David Cameron's Effort to Curb Massive UK Tax Avoidance Cameron has previously called tax avoidance "morally wrong" and made moves to increase transparency at offshore tax havens.
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They showed a stronger avoidance reaction to ultraviolet light than expected from the sensitivity of their eyes, and even stronger avoidance when they were exposed to green light with their eyes blocked.
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"Avoidance of the offending odor is key," Dr. Voigt says.
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But tax avoidance should not be one of those reasons.
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"Avoidance is a common response to trauma," she told CNN.
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Lack believes avoidance may in fact have fueled the problem.
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Lastly there is the star tracker and collision avoidance system.
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Some have very aggressive tax efficiency (or tax avoidance) strategies.
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For three justices, this strategy of avoidance has its limits.
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Complex rules foster avoidance, whatever safeguards are supposedly in place.
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Collision avoidance is also a concern — albeit a small one.
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These include available forward collision avoidance and lane keeping assist.
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For instance, obstacle avoidance is not turned on by default.
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This is a complete avoidance of the traditional musical hierarchy.
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Avoidance, on the other hand, could have a strategic purpose.
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"It's about the avoidance of a cliff edge," he said.
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Seersucker illusion has to do with the avoidance of responsibility.
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The larger meaning of Trump's tax avoidance seems quite clear.
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Tax avoidance has become absolutely commonplace among the wealthy elite.
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If anything, the allusion was a respectful avoidance of sensationalism.
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"We do not condone structures for tax avoidance," he said.
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It's like the difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion.
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The conservative pricing was typical of Pinterest's avoidance of hype.
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And they are maintaining a campaign of denial and avoidance.
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International tax avoidance is, by the way, a big deal.
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It is a case of passive aggression meets active avoidance.
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But some sloths take predator avoidance to the next level.
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Once, the avoidance of war figured as a national priority.
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" Avoidance & Fear Of Criticism:"People avoid things that trigger their anxiety.
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This enables key capabilities such as near object detection and avoidance.
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The alternative minimum tax, which makes avoidance harder, would be scrapped.
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In terms of policy, it reflects the avoidance of hard choices.
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Shame on the IRS for failing to challenge Apple's tax avoidance.
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There often is an avoidance behavior that stems from the anxiety.
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Unfortunately, ego frightens many team members to shift into conflict avoidance.
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He built his career on self-dealing, fraud and tax avoidance.
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Weird method, and they'd stopped so suddenly—surveillance avoidance, most likely.
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Eventually, my simple solution to anything requiring revealing myself became avoidance.
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Facing the Avoidance Here, we are looking to enter opposite land.
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However, Hendel says there's a fine line between assistance and avoidance.
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Iris Automation isn't the only startup investing in collision avoidance technology.
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It earned its market share on the backs of tax avoidance.
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Psychological defenses that can develop are avoidance, and poor self esteem.
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The more normal one is some form of legal tax avoidance.
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Donald Trump's tax avoidance isn't just a story about Donald Trump.
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Of course, tax avoidance is a full-on attack on democracy.
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"The avoidance of the top military leaders is striking," he added.
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Hardware vendors can also issue firmware updates to improve interference avoidance.
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But even if he were here, the recommended protocol is avoidance.
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He also cautioned parents not to accommodate their children's avoidance strategies.
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Your boss's avoidance of confrontation and discomfort are not your problem.
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Instead, the research suggests it just led to widespread tax avoidance.
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But a lot of those overseas assets reflect tax avoidance strategies.
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You could call this dissociating, avoidance, or just being an asshole.
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Level 2 provides independent driver operation but with accident avoidance systems.
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But some people can already see opportunities for widespread tax avoidance.
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It is avoidance, denial, fear, probability — with a sprinkle of strategy.
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" She adds: "For the avoidance of doubt, neither has my husband.
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For the avoidance of any doubt: under UK law, it is.
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"Probably the vast majority of it is tax avoidance," he remarked.
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Tax avoidance is an inevitable feature of any tax system, but the reason this particular form of avoidance grows and grows without bounds is that powerful politicians in powerful countries have chosen to let it happen.
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U.S. President Barack Obama said the Panama Papers showed tax avoidance was a major problem and urged the U.S. Congress to take action to stop U.S. companies from taking advantage of loopholes that allow tax avoidance.
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"The broader leisure and services industry is likely to see hits to movie theaters, restaurants and sports events, with our survey recording high levels of avoidance or possible future avoidance if the outbreak worsens," Weinswig said.
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Given the ten to one ratio in which the government is already funding sexual risk reduction programs over sexual avoidance programs, we think a renewed emphasis on sexual risk avoidance education policies by the Administration is warranted.
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But as I said, this is hard question to tackle—in mammals, it does appear that hunger produces avoidance behaviors, so it would be interesting to know whether in these animals avoidance emerges after prolonged food deprivation.
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Amid another leak of documents revealing large-scale international tax avoidance, the secretary-general of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said Monday that tax avoidance was fast becoming a thing of the past.
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Beware that the obstacle avoidance features do not work on Sport Mode.
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Its chips, for example, are used in sensors in collision avoidance systems.
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He preached a philosophy of steady investing and avoidance of market timing.
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Maybe I'd even use the sensor as an obstacle avoidance system. Maybe.
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Many declawed cats resort to biting and litter box avoidance or both.
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There are three primary issues to consider: valuation, avoidance and economic impact.
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The tax avoidance game is an enormous waste of resources and energy.
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The Tax Policy Center believes such tax avoidance would cost $650 billion.
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His avoidance of such an obviously important court ruling is willful blindness.
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"We saw that they recover—as they show avoidance again," Dussutour said.
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First, let's think about how corporation tax, and corporate tax avoidance, works.
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People motivated by avoidance goals, however, worry a lot more about failing.
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The drone also has obstacle avoidance and a fairly robust landing system.
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And the denial and avoidance are much older than the Trump administration.
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Such tax avoidance schemes have long been a thorn in Treasury's side.
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"The investigators' primary focus was on crash avoidance," the N.T.S.B. statement said.
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This is not merely a matter of tax avoidance, hoarding or investment.
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Going through bank statements together One of my worst qualities is avoidance.
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In addition, they disapprove of the tax-avoidance practices of American companies.
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Simplification can reduce compliance, enforcement and administrative costs, while limiting tax avoidance.
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My avoidance of bread ended up placing it atop an inverted pedestal.
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HOUSE DEM OFFERS BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON CORPORATE TAX AVOIDANCE: Rep.
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The delivery robot below has an autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance system.
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"Anxiety is all about the avoidance of uncertainty and discomfort," Lyons explained.
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But there is no agreement about how to remedy such tax avoidance.
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Is the money owed to tax evasion or extreme legal tax avoidance?
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Gollan agrees, though she thinks there is another impulse behind #quarantinebaking: avoidance.
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If we believe most commentators, tax avoidance is a law of nature.
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But this is only the latest iteration of attempted draft avoidance behavior.
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The terrain avoidance warning system cannot prevent a crash on its own.
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Trump has a approach avoidance toward the media, criticizes, calls us fake.
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But avoidance of uncomfortable truths is not the role of the artist.
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You can try by stuffing your carry-on with germ-avoidance products.
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Love addiction can manifest in one of two ways: obsession or avoidance.
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Avoidance speech was a common feature of many aboriginal languages in Australia.
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That means that at higher tax rates, tax avoidance would also increase.
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The call also starts "100% blurred" — for obvious, 'dick pic' avoidance reasons.
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Within a few years, many cars will have sophisticated crash-avoidance systems.
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For some people, this inner turmoil leads to a form of avoidance known as "experiential avoidance," defined as a tendency to avoid specific thoughts, feelings, memories and emotional experiences even when doing so is harmful in the long run.
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Either through ignorance or wilful avoidance, many doctors fail to make the diagnosis.
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Sometimes, the avoidance of wellness can be the best way to achieve it.
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"It's an evaluation issue, it's not a tax avoidance issue," BHP's Beaven said.
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For example, pathogen avoidance concerns play a bigger role for conservatives than liberals.
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Also, there are some legal risks to automating a complex tax-avoidance process.
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We'll also see new crash avoidance systems from companies like Mobileye and Audi.
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Other countries may take more time to reach Nordic levels of cash-avoidance.
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But broader definitions also fold in tax avoidance, which may not be illegal.
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Poor countries like talking about tax avoidance, which they blame on foreign multinationals.
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Like I mentioned earlier, the object avoidance feature doesn't work in Sport mode.
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Kate Brown, a Democrat, later scolded Republicans for their avoidance of the vote.
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It's called the Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System, or Auto-GCAS for short.
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His surrogates called him "a genius" for his recently revealed tax avoidance strategies.
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Its Conflict Resolution System (anti-collision) is basically an automatic collision-avoidance technology.
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The $399 DJI Spark has obstacle avoidance for a fraction of the price.
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I've tried yoga, reading self-help kind of stuff, and plain old avoidance!
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Bravely's research follows a 2009 study into the avoidance of "scary" workplace conversations.
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That means a tough-but-considered approach to issues such as tax avoidance.
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The more I practiced EP avoidance, the easier and more organic it became.
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But this avoidance of all things math can put them at a disadvantage.
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The on-board tracking and obstacle avoidance systems have been adjusted, as well.
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"Each case of avoidance will increase anxiousness during the next attempt," Chapman says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - New Yorkers aren't known for their avoidance of conflict.
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In any case, this avoidance strategy would only have worked for one year.
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Obama said the issue of tax avoidance is not unique to other countries.
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There was recently some good news in the fight against corporate tax avoidance.
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These include medication therapy management, case management, care coordination and hospital readmission avoidance.
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Through the school year, they alternate avoidance with fumbling efforts at meaningful communication.
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His surrogates called him "a genius" for his recently revealed tax avoidance strategies.
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Anxiety and fear generally provoke a powerful mental response of avoidance and aversion.
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Their argument does nothing but avoid dealing with these gigantic tax-avoidance schemes.
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But some groups argue that they're an important tool in combating tax avoidance.
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Education in prisons serves the same purpose: encourage the avoidance of further crime.
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In the United States, we pay far too little attention to crash avoidance.
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For the rich and immoral, it seems foolish not to try tax avoidance.
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They can devise a law that makes tax avoidance by the wealthy easy.
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His avoidance of the word "individual," in favor of "private person," suggests skepticism.
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Unlike the aviation industry, the shipping industry has not instituted emergency avoidance systems.
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For one thing, the projections rely on overly optimistic assumptions about tax avoidance.
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This enables price movement speculation and the avoidance of volatility in the market.
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Most likely because I have a general policy of avoidance, but no longer.
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We have some guess about what kind of avoidance we're going to see.
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The classic problem in the programming of self-driving cars concerns accident avoidance.
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Purposely pursuing a legal waiver or deferment for any reason is draft avoidance.
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Ultimately, it is the people who are used to corruption and tax avoidance.
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Pressure will grow on U.S. regulators to watch for tax avoidance and corruption.
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The tax haven loopholes they're using have no purpose other than tax avoidance.
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Unfortunately the games are clones of minesweeper, matching pairs, or generic avoidance games.
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The gift tax is retained to prevent widespread avoidance of the income tax.
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But the surviving students would not allow such avoidance to take place again.
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This is in spite of a concerted political push to tackle aggressive avoidance.
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More than that, it opens the doors to an orgy of tax avoidance.
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Philanthropic giving is laudable, but it can also be a tax-avoidance strategy.
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This dog is a four-legged embodiment of the classic approach-avoidance conflict.
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"SLEEP APNEA AVOIDANCE PROCESS AND APPARATUS" Patent description: A sleep apnea avoidance process includes selecting a pillow having a pair of sides, angled at a predetermined angle and shaped to hold a person's head face down on one side thereof.
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Avoidance is also common with those who have PTSD—avoidance of external reminders of the event, such as the place the event occurred, activities associated with the event, and situations that arouse distressing memories that are associated with the event.
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But for the avoidance of doubt, "free" access does not mean cost-free access.
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The system is being developed to handle cruise control, lane keeping and collision avoidance.
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But Hugh is quick to learn that avoidance is a very unhealthy coping mechanism.
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Assuming it doesn't do any international tax avoidance, it pays $35 in corporate tax.
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"I-word" avoidance is not a new strategy but rather the continuation of one.
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They avoid situations where they might get negative feedback, and...that avoidance spreads out.
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Astronomers still haven't fully scoured the Zone of Avoidance to those same depths, however.
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"Applying collision avoidance, I mean it's something that mariners do every day," Lamm said.
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It's their specific response to the pervasive tax avoidance practiced by large American multinationals.
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Warren's plan has some anti-avoidance measures, which include additional funding for the IRS.
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This avoidance will no doubt have a lasting impact on the world around us.
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Such tax avoidance is seen by many as a violation of the fairness principle.
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These shell corporations can be used to conceal tax avoidance or even outright fraud.
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As a prototype, the Puppy 1 doesn't currently have important features like obstacle avoidance.
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As you might expect, state governments aren't too happy about these tax-avoidance moves.
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Myllyvirta added that bottled air is unsustainable as pollution avoidance for even wealthy individuals.
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The Air also has a couple of new tricks, like new obstacle avoidance technology.
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"Most marriage counselors know that the biggest problem people face is avoidance," Stark wrote.
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It's at that moment that royal people's avoidance of controversy can be their lifesaver.
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The Obama administration has taken its own action to curb tax avoidance schemes lately.
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I don't think there has ever been a profession where avoidance was so important.
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This put tax avoidance and corporate secrecy at the top of the global agenda.
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What kind of tax avoidance scandal would this be without a mention of Bono?
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They encourage tax avoidance, which official estimates put at around £3 billion a year.
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I've demonstrated better mood and less avoidance of the offender, more joy, less vengefulness.
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Despite his recent avoidance of the subject, Trump understands the politics of Social Security.
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"PTSD and anxiety disorders, like phobias, are characterized and propagated by avoidance," says Rizzo.
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But our culturally-mandated avoidance of thinking about death might not be helping us.
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The selloff in energy bonds now underway creates general risk avoidance across the board.
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Four years ago he criticised Jimmy Carr, a comedian, for equally legal tax avoidance.
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"Avoidance of anxiety cues is part of what keeps anxiety disorders running," said Kaysen.
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Mnuchin has said that policymakers would put rules in place to prevent tax avoidance.
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Duvdevan prided itself on the efficiency of its maneuvers, the avoidance of mass casualties.
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Nevertheless, firms acknowledge that enthusiastic tax avoidance is becoming harder to get away with.
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Zhang was speaking ahead of the hovering-and-obstacle avoidance test for the lander.
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Just three days earlier, the president excoriated the company for its tax avoidance practices.
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"These systems serve as a backup rather than a primary means of collision avoidance."
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Upon her reappearance, Fan apologized for tax avoidance and promised to pay a fine.
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This is part of a European strategy of avoidance-- minimize interaction with the president.
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Evangelical Christians, the backbone of the GOP, won't like the avoidance of cultural flashpoints.
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Gliding may have offered Maiopatagium and Vilevolodon advantages in food-gathering and predator avoidance.
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Under the tax avoidance scheme, supply chains were long and involved many small firms.
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The problem is that we don't know whether tax avoidance is legal or illegal.
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Civility requires the avoidance of rudeness and ideally extends to mutual respect and courteousness.
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This brings us to the larger point of why the tax avoidance industry flourishes.
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Everyone else, meanwhile, should use avoidance to minimize virus particles deposited near your face.
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For adults, relational anxiety is viewed through two dimensions: attachment anxiety and attachment avoidance.
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Tax avoidance by large companies was a bigger drain on the economy, she added.
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A new documentary explores the Rolling Stones bassist's musical prowess and avoidance of excess.
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This kind of racial avoidance has become normal, embedded in the public school experience.
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Tax avoidance robs governments of funds to pay for education, health care and infrastructure.
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A few years from now, sophisticated crash-avoidance systems will probably be the norm.
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They recognize tax avoidance is encouraged if corporations can choose where to allocate profits.
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Avoidance of such opportunities is a real service to the country and to me.
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Contrast McDougal's choice with the President's consistent avoidance of meaningful encounters with the press.
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Countries that don't toughen their anti-avoidance rules will experience even greater revenue losses.
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But these captives, as they are known, have created an incentive for tax avoidance.
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The other reason for Mr. Cuomo's avoidance is that fixing mass transit is difficult.
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Gail: One more question about the Democrats — and I admit I'm in impeachment avoidance.
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Mr Trump's avoidance of scrutiny would seem to offer a lot of possibilities here.
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That small change, alone, could eliminate decades of tax avoidance strategies by multinational companies.
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They say avoidance would be more limited because of better enforcement by the IRS.
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"David Cameron, who described the use of complex tax avoidance schemes as 'morally wrong,' has been forced to admit that he held shares in a fund now linked to tax avoidance," said Tom Watson, the deputy leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party.
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"It was like the classic stages of grief: Denial, avoidance, coming to terms," Parkin said.
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Eventually, widespread adoption of autonomous driving and automated accident-avoidance technology could undermine automobile insurers.
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The Mavic 2 Enterprise also comes with DJI's latest autonomous and omnidirectional obstacle avoidance technology.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on corporate tax avoidance.
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But France is tired of seeing these companies get away with large-scale tax avoidance.
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Collision avoidance, lane-keeping, adaptive cruise control, and parking assistance all were considered highly desirable.
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Students learn real life emergency avoidance and response techniques as well as overall driver safety.
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The strategy of avoidance has its virtues: contentious questions continue to be asked, discussions advance.
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The vest is designed to work in tandem with the robots' existing obstacle avoidance detection.
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"Clearly, avoidance of lunar dust inhalation will be important for future explorers," the authors wrote.
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The OECD reckons that exchequers worldwide lose $22015bn-2127bn a year to corporate tax avoidance.
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As a result, don't expect to see total background tab avoidance until sometime in 2020.
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Small, automated collision-avoidance systems are also under development, to prevent them crashing into things.
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It also comes with side collision avoidance, designed to protect you from cars sideswiping you.
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What Airbnb doesn't like to talk about is they're running a sophisticated tax avoidance scheme.
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Tax avoidance is, however, not the only way in which financial advice can be valuable.
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"We've done more on tax evasion and tax avoidance than Labour ever did," he said.
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You can now fly a full 31 miles per hour while obstacle avoidance is engaged.
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Then there's the upgraded obstacle avoidance system, dubbed APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems) by DJI.
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It also could aid Intel in the drone space, given Mobileye's focus on collision avoidance.
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But if we look beyond these tax avoidance schemes, how should multinationals really be taxed?
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Too often, the response is a cocktail of defensiveness, avoidance, gaslighting, condescension and/or denial.
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Don't complicate your situation with avoidance, or give your partner reason to question your trustworthiness.
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It feels like it is exposing her previous avoidance of love and its grim consequence.
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A product like TunnelBear is a sophisticated VPN service for all your geoblocking avoidance needs.
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Avoidance is difficult because a lot of things are made with trace amounts of peanuts.
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Sales tax avoidance remained critical to Amazon's strategy—and its appeal to consumers—for years.
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The ruling is part of a broader assault on aggressive tax avoidance, led by Europe.
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In dealing with the deaths and subsequent weight gain, that same avoidance was in effect.
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But technological aids like collision-avoidance systems are gaining popularity and may be saving lives.
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Boyer suggests that this terminology about risk reduction and avoidance is both confusing and dangerous.
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Detectives trained in how trauma affects victims know that withdrawal and avoidance are common symptoms.
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They note in their analysis that the calculation assumes a 15% rate of tax avoidance.
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So Ms. Melton's avoidance of Mr. Trump will set her ancestors at peace once more.
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Things rarely get that dramatic with non-defense appropriations, but several patterns of avoidance emerge.
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This system is cumbersome — causing companies to devote great effort to tax avoidance — and unfair.
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The changes, meant to combat corruption and tax avoidance, have thrown the country into chaos.
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There are four basic money scripts: money vigilance, money avoidance, money worship, and money status.
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Diligent handwashing and avoidance of touching the target membranes can help head off such transfers.
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Many students have concluded that the best solution is not so much compliance as avoidance.
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Expansion allows for an avoidance, a great evasion, from having to deal with social questions.
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Some things are forgivable: an indifference toward sushi, maybe, or an unfounded avoidance of gluten.
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But if avoidance is impossible, there may be another option: Eat a more healthful diet.
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But that missing $2370 billion from corporate offshore tax avoidance would go a long way.
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Lobbying groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and union-avoidance law firms know this.
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Several Democratic presidential hopefuls see tax avoidance by big companies as a powerful campaign theme.
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But I do think we've potentially overlooked the role that pathogen avoidance may have played.
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"There is downside to encouraging the avoidance of supine (back) sleep," Silver said by email.
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Modern trucks, which also include collision avoidance equipment, cost between $133,213 and $24,2300, dealers said.
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He also said lower rates would discourage corporate tax avoidance, which would help boost revenue.
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Eye contact elicits avoidance behavior in many species, but humans are exquisitely attuned to it.
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For the avoidance of any doubt, the denial is pinned to his official Twitter page.
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The Shanghai Maritime Bureau has drawn a 248-nautical-mile avoidance area around the SANCHI.
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Officers on commercial ships also undergo frequent training exercises with an emphasis on collision avoidance.
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But what sets Warren and Sanders apart is their avoidance of big-ticket fundraisers altogether.
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The "five and 10" are driving rules for UPS workers that focus on hazard avoidance.
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The analysis also assumes different rates of tax evasion and avoidance, according to their methodology.
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But many onlookers say the U.S. has been cracking down on tax avoidance for years.
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We — and other scholars — lay that difference at the feet of tax evasion and avoidance.
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Tax evasion and avoidance is not the only unintended consequence of high excise tax rates.
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The company is unusual in Silicon Valley for its avoidance of hype and media coverage.
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They invite us to collaborate in another endeavor, the avoidance of a sense of shame.
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The game, which is also available to play online here, is about offshore tax avoidance.
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And there are plenty of very wealthy Americans who are surely implementing tax-avoidance schemes.
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His rhetoric contained degrees of ambivalence, deflection, and — above all — avoidance about Obama's signature achievement.
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It has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance The robo-butler wouldn't be much of a butler if it just sat in the corner of your room — it has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance.
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Google was accused earlier this year of tax avoidance in the U.K. The Church of England, one of the largest charitable givers in the U.K., had previously stated that it would confront companies that are accused of tax avoidance, reported U.K. newspaper The Times.
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But it is a tricky task; one man's tax avoidance is another man's legitimate business planning.
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Those features include a new obstacle avoidance system that DJI calls APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems).
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Nevertheless, under the Trump regime, companies need to revisit their time-tested approach of media avoidance.
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The Swiss bank paid more than $750 million fines as part of the tax avoidance scheme.
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But would an avoidance of left-hand turns help save fuel, or time, in everyday driving?
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Autopilot controls Tesla's automatic machine steering, collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control and assisted lane-changing functions.
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O, the latest multinational to be investigated in the French taxman's widening crackdown on tax avoidance.
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It's incredibly small, light, and portable, and it has 240-way (front and rear) obstacle avoidance.
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Greed, he says, led him to invest in dodgy real-estate funds and tax-avoidance schemes.
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So clearly 'union avoidance' has never been our goal in hiring or working with Duane Morris.
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The sensors — two up front and two in the back — assist with obstacle detection and avoidance.
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Other regulators have cracked down on deals that aid tax avoidance or risk harming national security.
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It is easy to see how such ignorance about death can lead to avoidance and fear.
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Comics produced through avoidance of the real world are hardly satisfactory on any meaningful artistic level.
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Rather than talk things out with her husband, though, she keeps the avoidance thing going strong.
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Like the previous Typhoon H, the Plus uses Intel RealSense technology for collision detection and avoidance.
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Tax avoidance could be another underappreciated non-financial trigger for stock market gains in recent years.
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Citizen's relaunch video stresses avoidance rather than crime-fighting, as does the app's sign-up screen.
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Are you checking email as an avoidance mechanism because you have an unpleasant task to complete?
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Bumperz aims to make cutting edge accident, prevention and collision avoidance technology available to all drivers.
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Other issues include international financial regulation and efforts to crack down on tax avoidance and evasion.
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While you still have the obstacle-avoidance issue, this is a really nice feature to have.
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It has rear sensors now, too, so you have obstacle avoidance even when you're backing up.
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There are several problems with the abstinence-only-until-marriage, or "sexual risk avoidance" (SRA), approach.
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"Until we come up with some way to treat the virus, avoidance is key," Hardesty said.
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They passed along mosquito avoidance advice, but remained confident the games would go ahead as planned.
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Here's a video of Intel's collision avoidance system helping a drone navigate through a wooded forest.
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Energy-company bonds will sell off and create a pall of risk avoidance across all industries.
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Such avoidance of mandatory transparency only raises questions about the nature and purpose of the exercise.
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Easing the tax burden on small firms while reducing avoidance mixes economic logic with political cunning.
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One prominent tax lawyer called SALT cap-avoidance a "driving force" behind the surge in interest.
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It has similar double taxation avoidance deals with countries such as The Netherlands, Spain and Sweden.
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With companies engaging in high-risk tax avoidance, the investing public needs more information, clearly expressed.
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But as other nations step up to prevent tax avoidance, that case gets weaker and weaker.
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At first, I perfected the local art of eye contact avoidance and the panhandler side-step.
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The Commission is preparing to announce measures designed to prevent tax avoidance by multi-national companies.
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They also noted in their analysis that the calculation assumes a 15% rate of tax avoidance.
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Yet, Taub-Dix is mixed on Brady's avoidance of nightshade foods (like potatoes, tomatoes and eggplant).
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Conscious avoidance allows the government to prove knowledge through the purposely closed eyes of the defendant.
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The bank is also under investigation in Europe for money laundering and tax avoidance (The Hill).
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A LiDAR sensor array provides collision and obstacle avoidance, while also mapping the environment in 2D.
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The trauma also shifts the victims toward a preference toward detachment from and avoidance of relationships.
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CNET notes in a post that 360-degree obstacle avoidance is a possibility here, as well.
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However, recent research has shown that avoidance or suppression does not resolve unwanted feelings and thoughts.
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The BrainOS software includes self-driving technology tailored for indoor use, as well as obstacle avoidance.
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"Sexual risk avoidance is actually a term taken from public health," she said in the article.
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The Obama administration had argued the rules would help to reduce tax avoidance by wealthy Americans.
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As you mention, the industrial tax avoidance by big tech is a massive democratic issue too.
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This wouldn't be small-business creation; it wouldn't add jobs; it would just be tax avoidance.
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He sees his proposal as a way to crack down on tax avoidance by the wealthy.
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This phenomenon of "news avoidance" has taken on an acute peculiarity in the age of Trump.
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The hearing is part of a broader inquiry in corporate tax avoidance in resource-rich Australia.
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Business leaders aren't running toward discussion of pointed topics related to corporate responsibility, like tax avoidance.
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We no longer have the luxury of ignorance because the consequence of avoidance is too great.
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Kloza says oil companies have been holding off importing crude as part of tax avoidance strategies.
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These include tax evasion and avoidance (collectively referred to as smuggling) and other activities, often illegal.
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Similarly, households would be more focused on boosting their incomes and less on tax avoidance strategies.
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One-fourth of participants showed clinically significant avoidance and intrusion symptoms in response to the election.
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Over time, foreign powers could begin to create avoidance schemes that would make them less effective.
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I have to admit I often plunge into avoidance, but we ought to talk about it.
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More than 2628 percent of the market there is a function of tax evasion and avoidance.
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The research books piled on one side of my desk, work-avoidance books on the other.
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"The amount of avoidance it could produce is really, really enormous," TPC's Jim Rosenberg told reporters.
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The ensuing decade was an exercise in avoidance, and my memories of it are not linear.
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But the issue of whether yachts can be used for unsavory purposes like tax avoidance remains.
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The line between legal tax avoidance and illegal tax evasion is often murky, and there is no shortage of clever tax-avoidance tricks that have been blessed by either the courts or the Internal Revenue Service itself; the wealthiest Americans rarely pay anything close to full freight.
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They had estimated that the super-wealthy already tend to understate their wealth to avoid taxes by roughly 303%, but as numerous economists, including Summers, pointed out, the rate of tax avoidance would be much higher since tax avoidance is an increasing function of the tax rate.
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Yet Ola's avoidance of SoftBank has led to lower valuations and more difficult and lengthier fundraising processes.
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The Swiss bank paid more than $750 million in fines as part of the tax avoidance scheme.
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Mallet's butterflies, too, reflect evidence of adaptive hybridization, particularly with traits involved in mimicry and predator avoidance.
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After 300 tests, only one pattern triggered the desired avoidance behavior: a pair of looming googly eyes.
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One thing that might confuse consumers is that some models have two versions of collision-avoidance systems.
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With PTSD, people may develop long-lasting symptoms of anxiety, avoidance, hypervigilance, anger, irritability, flashbacks and nightmares.
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The 365 days between today and next year is my round two for the plastic-avoidance challenge.
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The government says the budget is in good shape because of its tightening grip over tax avoidance.
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It was a subtle avoidance of guilt that only gets worse the more you think about it.
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But, also there was this avoidance because they knew that I was someone that the fans disliked.
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For instance, the Karma doesn't have any kind of obstacle avoidance system, which the Phantom 4 does.
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Amazon, Apple and Google have all faced antitrust scrutiny — as well as scrutiny over tax avoidance tactics.
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In the Netherlands Mr Klaver has made tax avoidance by multinational corporations one of his signature issues.
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It should be relatively easy and safe to fly, too, with a seven-camera obstacle avoidance system.
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I'd forgotten that the obstacle avoidance system doesn't work when the drone is flying in Sport Mode.
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The aim should be a healthy market based on law, transparency and the avoidance of extreme inequality.
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After enjoying how well obstacle avoidance works in the other modes, I basically became dependent on it.
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Mercifully, his F-16 was equipped with a ground collision avoidance system, saving him from certain death.
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Could you briefly talk about the different legal mechanisms for tax avoidance that the uber-wealthy use?
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However, considering the price, it's missing some core features, the biggest being any sort of obstacle avoidance.
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It also comes with built-in obstacle detection and avoidance and can stay airborne for 25 minutes.
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"These findings really stress the importance of tick avoidance and precautions to prevent tick bites," he said.
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But Apple's tax dodging is just the tip of a huge iceberg of offshore corporate tax avoidance.
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Mobileye famously teamed up with Tesla and helped to create the automaker's first automatic crash avoidance system.
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Mainstream outlets ignored the story until a barrage of social media pressure made avoidance of coverage impossible.
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"Captain followed our new storm avoidance policy and consulted with experts," said another tweet posted Monday morning.
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The best of the upstarts was the Typhoon H from Yuneec with its real-time obstacle avoidance.
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This lack of transparency will do nothing to increase public confidence that tax avoidance is being curbed.
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In 2013-14 tax avoidance cost the British government £2.7 billion ($4.3 billion), according to official estimates.
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"There will be more avoidance and IRS enforcement may not be up to the task," he said.
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LISTEN JIM, 26 MILLION OF THE 43 BILLION IS FROM NETWORK: SITE DECOMMISSIONING AND SITE AVOIDANCE, OK?
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Presumably, only a small number of companies are in a position to use that method of avoidance.
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They fear Trump might allow the Russian president to exploit Trump's determined avoidance of any friction (Reuters).
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But, as Amazon's federal tax avoidance schemes show, it's not clear that cities and states will benefit.
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More recently, the Commission said it was investigating whether the U.K. shielded multinational companies from tax avoidance.
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That means that targeting conduit OFCs rather than sinks could prove more effective in stemming tax avoidance.
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The former secretary of State said she would work to restrict such tax avoidance practices as president.
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It's puzzling why anyone concerned about tax avoidance or lack of transparency would oppose such a change.
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By contrast, trying to draw imaginary connections between tax avoidance and executive compensation isn't a serious exercise.
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We're constantly hearing complaints in Congress about American companies that relocate their headquarters overseas for tax avoidance.
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Cars are rated from zero to five stars for the crash and collision-avoidance protection they offer.
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The avoidance of market impact to holders and the sellers must be weighed against any liquidity benefit.
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Police have increased their presence at subway stops as part of an initiative to reduce fare avoidance.
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If you have CU, the best treatment is avoidance of activities that cause your body to overheat.
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Buffett's dogged avoidance of that which he claims not to understand has worked to his advantage, mostly.
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But they add that the INGKA-Inter IKEA structure is not well designed for inheritance tax avoidance.
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College already has numerous incentives, both social and work-avoidance, resulting in wasting the learning opportunities offered.
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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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The new technology is expected to spot non-compliance and avoidance significantly quicker than now, Pakpahan said.
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It picked up pace after the financial crisis as countries cracked down on tax avoidance by companies.
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That technology, along with a full suite of collision avoidance tech, helps to ensure you won't crash.
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Apparently, they did not move money offshore to a tax haven, which is a common avoidance method.
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"When he encounters the threat of fire, he consistently shows signs of PTSD, particularly avoidance," Honda said.
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Turkey, an ally of Iran, called for the avoidance of "provocative steps" that could harm regional stability.
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But for the avoidance of doubt: nothing's ever going to put a dampener on driving this thing.
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The E.U. has sparred with multinationals like Apple and Amazon in its efforts to curb tax avoidance.
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Loopholes would have to be closed to prevent avoidance, but only the mega-rich would lose out.
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The whole point of an open marriage is transparency, full disclosure and the avoidance of uncomfortable secrets.
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The Trump administration's studied avoidance of the threat from climate change smacks of willful blindness or worse.
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As the corporate tax rate fell, the tax base would expand as investment increased and avoidance dropped.
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Of course, nobody truly paid those rates back then, unless you weren't particularly clever at tax avoidance.
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Today's industry is all about factory formulas, and avoidance of a unifying vision and any possible risk.
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It does not mention the word "corruption" once, and contains just a few bromides about tax avoidance.
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In their place, it is reinstating failed "abstinence-only" curricula, now repackaged as "sexual risk avoidance" programs.
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Legally binding rules have been agreed to enable EU governments to effectively tackle harmful tax avoidance practices.
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Pass corporate income tax reform including eliminating tax avoidance loopholes to level the playing field among corporations.
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The tax framework does not address how specifically to prevent wealthy individuals and corporations from tax avoidance.
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As a result of both moves, the blacklist would maintain nine jurisdictions deemed to facilitate tax avoidance.
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The tax policy has come under fire, however, with Ireland accused of enabling tax avoidance for multinationals.
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"It is very rare to perform collision avoidance manoeuvres with active satellites," said ESA in a tweet.
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After that: Money Avoidance: When you convince yourself money isn't important and you don't care about it.
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Trump, those people said, also appreciates Tillerson's low-key approach and avoidance of the media all together.
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But the principal anti-tax avoidance measures introduced still allow companies to benefit strongly from profit shifting.
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Their tax avoidance practices cost the US more than $110 billion every year, according to Oxfam's report.
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And illegal evasion is only a small part of the larger picture of perfectly legal tax avoidance.
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My typical solution is avoidance, and if I have to calculate something like percentage change, I'll go online.
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Intelligent flight modes and obstacle avoidance are essential features that are usually only available on more expensive drones.
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Likewise, social anxiety, an affliction that affects 12% of the adult population, is often correlated with touch avoidance.
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The Karma's foldable design is pretty neat, too, even though it doesn't support object avoidance or auto-follow.
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Even if that wasn't the case, at some point truth must be prioritized over an avoidance of discomfort.
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An intentional caveat of this guilt is the avoidance of culpability because it's never truly just their fault.
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Rob acknowledges that they need to talk, but it is obvious he is in major conflict-avoidance mode.
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Obstacle avoidance has been beefed up here — definitely a good thing, given our past track record with Mavics.
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Last year, Intel showed off a prototype drone that, thanks to Intel RealSense was expert at collision avoidance.
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I don't want to toot my own horn, but I may be the queen of chub rub avoidance.
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Results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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SCHIFF: We should hold our elected officials to a standard higher than mere avoidance of criminality, shouldn't we?
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Jenner was an expert at avoidance tactics, though, and she didn't confirm or deny any of the reports.
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These include obstacle avoidance and more advanced computer vision that will allow the drone to follow any object.
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But the aircraft tilts too far forward for the front-facing cameras that enable obstacle avoidance to work.
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That strategy of avoidance bore the fingerprints of Chief Justice John Roberts, who disdains his court's perceived politicisation.
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Eventually, the avoidance behaviors are no longer effective, and that's the point where people come in for treatment.
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The drone has an obstacle avoidance system, which I learned the hard way doesn't work in every scenario.
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Reported labour income does rise in response to income-tax cuts, thanks mostly to reductions in tax avoidance.
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After some familiar avoidance on the question, Mr. Sanders offered an answer that did not exactly project confidence.
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To be sure, backlash avoidance is an uninspiring mission for a new president, especially in the current moment.
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Ten days ago, the Obama administration imposed another in a series of recent clamp-downs on tax avoidance.
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The world has moved on to fully demonstrate the value of openness, transparency, and avoidance of insular thinking.
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" Research from the University of Rochester found that people are motivated by either "approach goals" or "avoidance goals.
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When I had been grappling with sexual pain, my avoidance of sex made my husband feel rejected. Undesirable.
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But given certain thresholds for communication, latency, and obstacle avoidance, Misener expressed confidence they can make it work.
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When you have object avoidance turned on, it tops out at a little above 22 miles per hour.
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Like Perec's novel, the exhibition's artworks employ tactics of redaction, refusal, avoidance, understatement, substitution, omission, erasure, and disappearance.
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"Part of the reason people will delay seeking treatment is that phobias are characterized by avoidance," Nadkarni explains.
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Ten years later, reports -- released within the last months of 2016 -- show the results of avoidance back then.
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The company says object detection and avoidance using the camera will be patched in through a future update.
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Mr Murphy reckons that premiums will rocket for those suspected or found to be engaging in tax avoidance.
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The Pro boasts a better camera, more advanced obstacle avoidance, greater battery life, and additional intelligent flight modes.
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The ruling is the most important—and controversial—moment so far in the war on corporate tax avoidance.
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But there's a clear connection between the Exxon case and Tillerson's avoidance of transparency as secretary of state.
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Collectors and dealers choose to store art in the free ports for more pedestrian reasons than tax avoidance.
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In June the European Union agreed on an anti-avoidance directive that incorporates parts of the OECD's agenda.
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Amazon built its empire on horrifying conditions at its warehouses, accumulating profit by navigating loopholes of tax avoidance.
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Last year the Organisation for Economic Co Operation and Development unveiled new measures to tackle corporate tax avoidance.
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Their fecklessness encouraged Pfizer and other firms to pursue complicated deals where the main payoff is tax avoidance.
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Those officials regularly face off against an industry of accountants and lawyers who specialize in tax avoidance strategies.
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When busy-ness comes up as an excuse for not doing something, it's usually an indication of avoidance.
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"Legal has long prided itself in being all about judgment, all about risk avoidance," Donio told Business Insider.
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For those with food allergies, allergen avoidance isn't a choice, but an essential practice to avoid allergen exposure.
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That's in part because new cars are loaded with helpful but expensive safety features like collision-avoidance systems.
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"For the avoidance of doubt, I hereby revoke that March 28500, 6900, permit," Trump wrote in the order.
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And while his long avoidance of federal income taxes is extreme, it's also part of a larger problem.
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Most, including the Food and Drug Administration, recommend "strict avoidance of food allergens" as the best prevention method.
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"None of our business operations are in any way linked to tax avoidance in developing countries," it added.
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Pictured above: Alexander Harmsen Iris Automation is a safety avionics company building collision-avoidance systems for autonomous vehicles.
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At $33,765, my tester had lovely white leather and a slew of collision avoidance and active safety tech.
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The Supreme Court should use the Gundy case to put a stop to this purposeful avoidance of accountability.
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The actions weren't illegal, Cramer said, but were more what he described as a "tax avoidance grey area".
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If the trauma from bullying happens in early childhood, the victim may develop a preference for harm avoidance.
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Still, the records released do not clarify whether Mr. Cameron profited from other tax-avoidance vehicles before 2010.
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Taxing tech giants is important and tech companies have been fined for tax avoidance for too many years.
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In total, the Curiosity rover has 17 cameras, which are used for navigation, hazard avoidance and scientific analysis.
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And like Willett, he says missing out on whole grains is a big concern associated with gluten avoidance.
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People experiencing anxiety are afraid of something now or in the future, which can lead to behavioral avoidance.
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Potential benefits of a direct listing include the avoidance of further dilution to existing holders and underwriter fees.
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The kit also includes reward functions for collision avoidance, minimizing destination distance, and maximizing adherence to the road.
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It turned entirely on how much room judges have to find ambiguity when invoking the constitutional avoidance canon.
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There are many ways to interpret that, but one of them is through the prism of loss avoidance.
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To those who found these wines lacking, I say: Don't let that view translate into avoidance ever after.
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Risk avoidance hampers efforts Beijing has also acknowledged that its attempt to get back to normal is risky.
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Most online ads are unrelated, out of place, minimally targeted and disruptive to the point of pure avoidance.
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The second elasticity is the elasticity of avoidance: how much tax dodging increases as tax rates go up.
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In short, the court order is a reaction by the IRS to possible tax avoidance on cryptocurrency gains.
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But this tax avoidance itself comes at a cost, so the U.S. as a whole is left poorer.
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We witnessed the worst of reality-avoidance when President Trump visited the fire zones a few days ago.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, the political will to reform systems that facilitate tax avoidance reached a high.
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He says he could get another $200 billion from imposing sanctions on countries that facilitate corporate tax avoidance.
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The latest plan also includes new measures to combat tax avoidance, which is rampant in China for individuals.
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But the avoidance of puddles is an interesting application of a feature that's just in its nascent stages.
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But he said the amount of avoidance bolsters the argument by those who want to eliminate the tax.
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In the kind of way that might cultivate accountability, avoidance of military-industrial corporate power, or even dissent?
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But in the main, South Koreans favor a peaceful outcome to tensions and the avoidance of open conflict.
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The new rules build on the country's Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law that came into force early this year.
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According to Reuters, the company moved $23 billion to Bermuda in 2017 alone using this tax avoidance strategy.
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If the election did have a negative emotional impact, avoidance was more common than intrusion among these students.
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That followed revelations of widespread avoidance schemes used by corporations and wealthy individuals to lower their tax bills.
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Banks pay attention to details, complying with regulations to prevent money-laundering, terrorist financing, tax avoidance and counterfeiting.
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Although, you know, a lot of Silicon Valley billionaires are working on life-extension and death-avoidance schemes.
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We've seen this all before—the avoidance of questions, the pandering, the almost pathological focus on talking points.
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These, like claiming deductions, are tax avoidance practices — legal ways to pay the least amount of taxes possible.
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President Trump will create an enormous opportunity for tax avoidance if his wishes on tax reform are granted.
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But that avoidance can often calcify into an argument that no one should be telling stories like this, period.
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When Britain hosted a G8 summit in 2013, Cameron made tackling tax avoidance a key element of the agenda.
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As I'm currently breastfeeding my second child, my best options are strict sun avoidance and optimizing my skincare regime.
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And that's because, while the show avoided having a political point of view, its avoidance was itself a statement.
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Mrs Warren's backers argue, with some justification, that if America was sufficiently committed to stopping avoidance it surely could.
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Committing to stopping avoidance with such measures would be at least as important as writing the tax into law.
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But in pushing back on the tax avoidance allegations, he opened the door to the scrutiny he now faces.
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PwC tax partner Paul Tang said Beijing had stepped up its efforts to counter tax avoidance in recent years.
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Screen time isn't just plain bad, and as many have pointed out its ubiquity precludes the possibility of avoidance.
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The results suggest that obsessive avoidance of anything with the potential to reveal a plot twist is probably unwarranted.
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As a longtime crasher of drones, the obstacle avoidance immediately seemed like the most important addition to the Phantom.
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Depictions of the World Trade Center were treated as a painful memory, one most easily dealt with by avoidance.
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For years, Obama avoided saying that the US was at war with "radical Islam," an avoidance that enraged conservatives.
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It also claims to detect cyberbullying by tracking when your kid's device use drops dramatically, which can indicate avoidance.
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Lane Departure Avoidance, when enabled, will apply corrective steering to make sure the car stays in the intended lane.
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Symptoms can range from having nightmares, flashbacks, and intrusive memories, to difficulty sleeping, irritability, isolation, and avoidance, she says.
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The aerial camcorder will film 1080p HD video while tailing at a safe distance with its obstacle avoidance system.
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What's more, Karma didn't have any of the obstacle avoidance features that go hand and hand with autonomous flight.
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Even some neutral observers think this may be the wrong moment for Obama's diligent avoidance of the partisan fray.
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"Indoor drones don't have easy access to GPS, so they rely on computer vision for collision avoidance," he noted.
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When taking a break, always address when the debate will continue, or breaks can often slip into conflict avoidance.
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It did not, however, get distracted by advanced driver assistance systems like blind-spot warning or collision avoidance systems.
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Uber&aposs collision avoidance system, which was already built into the cars, will now remain enabled during manual driving.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as corporate tax avoidance.
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Kindt reviewed Klaver's answers and recognized the intrusive memories, avoidance behaviors, and other hallmarks of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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This is DJI's first drone with 360-degree awareness thanks to six collision-avoidance systems arrayed around its body.
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"In the past years, we have done everything to prevent aggressive tax avoidance," Schelling said in an emailed statement.
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Nevertheless, a finding of contempt would compound Facebook's reputation for avoidance in regard to its numerous privacy-related controversies.
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The move was hailed as a major victory by campaigners in the fight against tax avoidance and money laundering.
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All I do know is that "clean" is definitely the wrong word for Congress's pathological avoidance of spending cuts.
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Technically, assistance after the fact does not contribute to the crime itself, it assists in the avoidance of prosecution.
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The anonymization of the skater and the avoidance of emotional cues mirror the sense of dehumanization in this process.
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But, like most things we avoid, our culturally-mandated avoidance of thinking about death might not be helping us.
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It's already working on or using precursor technologies, such as forward looking radar, collision avoidance, and link departure warnings.
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Tax authorities estimate that 2.7 billion pounds ($3.51 billion) was lost to avoidance schemes in the 2014 financial year.
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Despite years of trying to clamp down, critics say the government has failed to bring tax avoidance under control.
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In CAN, the collision-avoidance system might not care about engine temperature, but it will still get those messages.
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IT IS not correct to say, as many do, that tax evasion is illegal but tax avoidance is legal.
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" Through this process, they separated their sample into those who had "avoidance personality" and those with an "approaching personality.
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But in a way, it makes sense why the Trump administration has now settled on the tactic of avoidance.
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The company and its subsidiaries were not involved in the alleged tax avoidance investigation that started in January 2014.
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Even if a mediocre hall had resulted, the avoidance of the usual cultural-political imbroglio would have been newsworthy.
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His government also worked with over 80 other nations to create new rules to tackle global corporate tax avoidance.
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Her novels stand out for their brazen disregard for omniscience, manifested in her avoidance of the close third-person.
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That avoidance is unfortunate since it downplays the urgency of the need for major debt relief for Puerto Rico.
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But the company's arrival also prompted street protests from taxi-drivers, lawsuits from regulators, and accusations of tax avoidance.
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She looks back on this time as a period of avoidance that she now wishes she could take back.
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The gold standard, a "will" letter, means the I.R.S. is all but certain to bless the tax avoidance strategy.
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But the economists who developed the idea dispute the notion that tax avoidance is an unbreakable law of nature.
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But many of the Team O'Neil school's students take the classes for fun, or to learn crash-avoidance techniques.
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Yes, the top rate was 70% or higher in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, but tax avoidance also thrived.
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They just regard it as normal to use offshore tax havens, and they regard tax avoidance as absolutely normal.
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Klinz is a member of the EU's Tax22015 committee, which focuses on financial crimes, tax evasion, and tax avoidance.
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My win is historian Rutger Bregman, who called out the billionaires at Davos for not talking about tax avoidance.
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Rhodes, Caparo and Lusiani cite three specific reasons why financial secrecy and tax avoidance is a pressing feminist issue.
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Meanwhile, the AIS avoidance of the Spanish vessels is currently being investigated by the European Commission and Spain's government.
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And remember: The Weather Service is a government agency known for its sober-minded messaging and avoidance of hyperbole.
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It had a collision avoidance system that automatically hit the brakes if someone stopped short in front of me.
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The tests indicate overall good performance in crash protection as well as being equipped with robust crash avoidance technology.
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James disdains the way sex is often written in literary fiction, with timidity and avoidance dressed up as discretion.
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They could react differently to their abuser and show fear or avoidance of that person or a singular place.
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They face highly motivated, well-resourced "union avoidance firms" that deploy any means possible to prevent workers from organizing.
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A host of safety tech comes standard, including forward collision-avoidance assist, lane-keep assist, and driver-fatigue sensing.
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The avoidance of scandal — or any form of public outcry — often took precedence over ensuring the protection of children.
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" He exalted soldiers' bravery while dismissing his avoidance of service in Vietnam, calling it a country "nobody heard of.
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Over all, it admirably adheres to traditional nonpartisan redistricting criteria, like compactness and the avoidance of unnecessary county splits.
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Instead, they took advantage of tax shelters and tax-avoidance schemes to keep their bill as low as possible.
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That would create a huge loophole, and the Tax Policy Center believes such tax avoidance would cost $650 billion.
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The only real hope I have is prevention and avoidance of triggers, which requires sufficient rest and low stress.
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As a result, disgust (what makes us want to puke) is an effective adaptive system for disease avoidance behavior.
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The intentions are often good — avoidance of funky flavors or spice, for example — but the results are often disappointing.
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Instead, they choose avoidance: 23 percent of women said they altered their routes or daily routines to avoid harassment.
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It's not only the high that keeps most users hooked—it's also avoidance of the special hell of withdrawal.
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When Colin greets his mother the morning after his sister's premonition, they engage in a choreography of intimate avoidance.
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He did make fun of Trump's Vietnam avoidance during an annual roast, the Gridiron dinner, in October in Washington.
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Tax avoidance, international tax competition and the race to the bottom that rage today are not laws of nature.
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Donald Trump inherited a vast sum of money from his father, in part by using dodgy tax avoidance schemes.
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Conflict Avoidance In addition to the wedding cake, cookies from a favorite Middle Eastern bakery were served for dessert.
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A destination-based corporate tax would end the current problem of tax avoidance enabled by poorly defined profit residency.
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It can, of course, also be a form of avoidance, a way to avoid the messiness of real life.
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In addition, there is a large and sophisticated tax avoidance industry dedicated to frustrating the most carefully worded proposals.
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As Prince Harry bravely reveals, left untreated, the resulting avoidance, overwhelming emotion and unsuccessful coping can interfere with life.
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When Britain hosted a G8 summit in 2013, Cameron put tackling tax avoidance at the heart of the agenda.
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Research on experiential avoidance backs this up, since trying not to feel bad is associated with negative physiological effects.
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There's no way to turn off obstacle avoidance, meaning it might start making choices you don't always agree with.
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Avoidance speech can be more of a two-way street in Australia, with restrictions applying across genders and generations.
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"We're very excited about adaptive driving beams," said David Hines, director of the agency's office of crash avoidance standards.
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Others accused him of hypocrisy for having used an offshore unit while calling for an end to tax avoidance.
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But Republicans appear to be embracing this strategy of avoidance with even more vigor than the Democrats ever did.
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European regulators, knee deep in a campaign to stamp out tax avoidance, have their own plans for that money.
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Critics say the proposal would reward companies for tax-avoidance strategies without — based on past cases — an economic dividend.
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Low libido or an avoidance of sex: Many survivors don't want to revisit the specific activities that traumatized them.
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Of all the companies exposed for tax-avoidance schemes in the Paradise Papers, Apple has the most at stake.
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We have three options here: One, we can go with Gaddy's theory that they actually did make an appearance in the papers and we just don't know about it yet; two, that Americans have used other tax-avoidance schemes; or three, that Americans are in the clear and don't use tax-avoidance schemes.
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Detecting telephone wires, people, property and even small animals on the ground all require careful sensing and collision avoidance systems.
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Gorsuch emphasized that the Eighth Amendment "does not demand the avoidance of all risk of pain" in carrying out executions.
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Considering aardvarks' avoidance of toasty, desert regions, the coming climatic shift is more than a little ominous for the species.
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Mnuchin named two factors — increased economic growth and reduced corporate tax avoidance — that would offset revenue losses from lower rates.
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And while she knows that avoidance isn't recovery, she maintains, with a chuckle, that her treatment of choice is Amtrak.
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"The avoidance of tariffs on Mexican goods are supporting risk sentiment," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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The most lucrative avoidance involves borrowing money and using it to buy non-taxable assets, thereby reducing taxable net worth.
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Marginal tax rates have been increased while exemptions proliferate, a recipe for Greeks to exercise their mastery of tax avoidance.
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Before I get too far into my Chrome avoidance methodology, a word on why I'm trying to escape Google's browser.
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There's also no 210K video, and no front and rear collision avoidance sensors like you'll find in more expensive drones.
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"This is not illegal, but we would describe it as regulation avoidance and it's absolutely frowned upon," Mr. Burnett said.
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Awkwardly, avoidance is not an option for some of his trickiest customers: married couples who pulled levers for rival candidates.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, has focused on things like corporation-tax avoidance, measly wages and the state of public services.
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Their rejection of men mirrored my own gradual avoidance of cishet dudes as I chose to move further into queerness.
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Woodman shrugged the lack of obstacle avoidance and auto-follow features as not advanced enough for consumers, but I disagree.
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Klontz says he finds that most disorders fall into three broad categories: money avoidance, money worship and relational money disorders.
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The short-range LiDAR would be most useful for low-speed applications when near-object detection and avoidance is necessary.
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The most obvious differentiator between the two drones is that the Air features obstacle avoidance while the Anafi does not.
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Skydio's R13, on the other hand, uses 13 onboard cameras to do real-time mapping, path planning, and obstacle avoidance.
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But according to this new report, the degree of a user's avoidance is itself related to his or her race.
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Going deeper, the Mavic Pro comes with five-camera obstacle avoidance system similar to the one in the Phantom 11003.
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The vehicle can be manually operated, but if it senses a dangerous situation, it can also "automatically take avoidance measures."
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A significant missing feature is obstacle avoidance, which combines sensors and cameras to make sure you don't crash the drone.
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The change was intended to spur business investment and expansion, but instead, it created massive tax avoidance, according to researchers.
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One is how we tackle the question of tax avoidance and what we can do to get a better situation.
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They are programmed to work with multiple redundancies in case of mechanical failures, and also include sensors and avoidance technology.
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Pretty much the only business tax-dodging American corporations are doing in tax havens is the business of tax avoidance.
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While the Hover Camera doesn't have advanced obstacle avoidance, its computer vision is intelligent enough to not run into things.
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Tax avoidance is the art of moving profits from higher-tax countries to lower-tax countries before tax is paid.
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Top Republican lawmakers are pressing the Treasury Department to rewrite proposed rules meant to crack down on corporate tax avoidance.
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These children will display an ability to express their feelings openly and exhibit less fear and avoidance of the parent.
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In addition, governments around the world are implementing a raft of anti-avoidance measures proposed last year by the OECD.
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Notably, however, for people high in avoidance goals, happiness was not tied, positively or negatively, to being in a relationship.
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Now, Europe is done and is willing to go to battle against massive corporate tax avoidance through fictitious internal transactions.
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Some companies also use collision-avoidance systems on forklifts and other construction equipment to prevent pedestrian accidents on job sites.
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Vancouver startup Iris Automation proposes giving drones "eyes," through a fully autonomous collision avoidance system they've designed for industrial models.
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European regulators, knee deep in their own campaign to stamp out tax avoidance, have their own plans for that money.
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Bregman pointed out how the forum, which often draw's the world's wealthiest individuals, only hosted one panel on tax avoidance.
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They also take aim at "earnings stripping," which is one of the major tax avoidance strategies used by inverted companies.
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In addition, since West Nile Virus is also a cause, mosquito avoidance and robust vector control is helpful as well.
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The rest came mostly as an alternative minimum tax payment — originally created to help prevent tax avoidance by wealthy filers.
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But research in the last few years has consistently shown that all this avoidance often does more harm than good.
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Or does the doctrine of constitutional avoidance preclude interpreting the 1986 law in a way that implicates the First Amendment?
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In a move to demonstrate that he had not benefited from tax avoidance schemes, Cameron published his own tax returns.
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And the universally unpopular BEAT is a minimum tax on big corporations that allows an arbitrary amount of tax avoidance.
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Some clients are sure to argue that the tactics used were legal forms of tax avoidance, not illegal tax evasion.
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But even these hints underscore the impression that an avoidance of misunderstanding has been bought at the cost of oversimplification.
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Tax avoidance — not tax fraud — was the first issue raised by one interviewee, a 30-year-old Democrat from Connecticut.
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Their youth, their penchant for Day-Glo themes and avoidance of intricate rhyme schemes have all been weaponized against them.
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"It's really whether we are serious about taxing the rich with little tax avoidance and evasion, we can do it."
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What same group fights to preserve huge tax loopholes for Big Business, such as corporate inversions that facilitate tax avoidance?
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Valerie Huber is the president and CEO of Ascend, an organization that represents the field of Sexual Risk Avoidance education.
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So, too, are lessons about tolerance and inclusion, ideas about gender fluidity, and drug and alcohol abuse, experimentation or avoidance.
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It seems that tax avoidance in the last 30 years or so has become the norm—regarded as good practice.
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The move came in the wake of numerous disclosures of offshore tax avoidance schemes used by companies and wealthy individuals.
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Weed isn't so much a treatment for depression as it is an avoidance of the treatment of depression, she said.
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On the avoidance measure, North Dakota, Nevada, and Kentucky scored the highest while Wisconsin, Utah, and Hawaii scored the lowest.
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The film gained notoriety for its reexamination of familial horror story tropes and its avoidance of sacrificial motherhood or matricide.
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Today's connected vehicles sync up with crash avoidance systems, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warnings and other networked safety components.
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Because of his avoidance of publicity and his reportedly monkish immersion in the music, Petrenko has acquired a cultish mystique.
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So the politics of avoidance will prevail among the top economic powers gathered this weekend in an increasingly uncertain world.
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Paradoxically, she said that there are times when a child's avoidance of screen time may also be cause for concern.
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"When we respond to avoidance urges by taking action, we prioritize personal control and fulfillment over anxiety management," he says.
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When it comes to the issue of tax avoidance: sure, going cashless will result in the collection of more taxes.
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The tests indicate overall good performance in crash protection and that the car is equipped with robust crash-avoidance technology.
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Perhaps the media are as frightened by the answers and so skirting or avoidance is really the only rational response.
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They are scheduled to discuss steps to curb corporate tax avoidance and ways to strengthen a European Union investment plan.
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This share could rise if the government decided to raise carbon avoidance costs to meet its climate targets for 2030.
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Instead of encouraging more risk-taking they might encourage tax avoidance—and emigration, since the rich are often highly mobile.
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It is no exaggeration to say that avoidance of military involvement in civil society is part of our cultural heritage.
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Avoidance speech is also practiced by speakers of some of the Bantu languages of southern Africa, including Xhosa and Zulu.
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Connected vehicles and crash-avoidance technology can help reduce 94 percent of crashes involving an unimpaired driver, according to Foxx.
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The report also provides important new information on the union avoidance industry, which includes anti-union law and consulting firms.
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"We see it as a chance of capital (spending) avoidance," FMC Chief Executive Rice Powell told analysts on a call.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as egregious corporate tax avoidance.
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Pick any food fad, be it low-fat, low-carb, gluten-free or peanut avoidance, and you'll see the markers.
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And make sure it is someone who is not a pushover when it comes to deductions and tax-avoidance strategies.
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Reid uses plain English to explain concepts such as tax expenditures or how legislators in Congress enable offshore tax avoidance.
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Forward-collision avoidance and driver attention warning are available on some models, but not on the X-Line I tested.
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"Unilateral hemispheric sleep" according to the report, has an established connection to avoidance of predators in other animals like birds.
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Packages, he says, can withstand sudden accelerations during flight that humans cannot, which makes path-planning and obstacle avoidance more difficult.
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Zucker first targets social avoidance when treating adult picky eaters, lest the disorder get in the way of jobs or relationships.
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Earlier in the interview, however, Cohn was describing his past experience working on corporate tax avoidance from the investment banking side.
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The Anafi supports a range of flight patterns, including a return-to-home functionality, but obstacle avoidance isn't in the cards.
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However, cats generally don't like confrontation, and avoidance of that person is likely the preferred action cats will take, if allowed.
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Another legal historian sees the same deft avoidance of confronting prejudice while listening to the oral arguments in the census case.
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If people can't tolerate a little bit of cat scratching, they certainly won't tolerate aggression, biting, depression and litter box avoidance.
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Australia enacted the Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law in December 2015 and the ATO has introduced new guidelines for foreign trading hubs.
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Researchers discovered as much when they polled nearly 2,000 Dutch and Canadian students about their drinking habits and hangover avoidance strategies.
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The study also found an avoidance of C-sections on unlucky days in China, such as the 4, 14, and 24.
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The end result is that everything, from wedding celebrations to registering to vote, becomes tinged with resentment and anxiety and avoidance.
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Although all vessels are equipped with collision-avoidance radar, that is of little help when debris lies just below the surface.
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In addition to an end goal of autonomy, risk avoidance is a powerful incentive for trucking companies to adopt such technologies.
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Unfortunately, it appears that the OECD's response is merely a compromise system that will still allow for some corporate tax avoidance.
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A spokesperson for Duane Morris would not go into detail when asked whether it had advised Kickstarter specifically on union avoidance.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch said the Eighth Amendment "does not demand the avoidance of all risk of pain" in carrying out executions.
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Crash avoidance systems do make cars safer, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) says, but there are inconsistencies in performance.
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The new autonomous features—TapFly, ActiveTrak, and obstacle avoidance—work most of the time, but it really sucks when they don't.
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With Syd, avoidance — of volume, of scale, of chewier hooks and tangible physicality — reads not as inadequacy but as studied omission.
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The findings were reported in the latest issue of Astronomical Journal under the title 'The Parkes HI Zone of Avoidance Survey'.
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Though diversification is sometimes called the only free lunch in investment, I've long thought that title better belongs to tax avoidance.
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Previously, if you wanted to go that fast, you had to put the drone into Sport Mode, which disengaged crash avoidance.
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Last fall, the two companies agreed to a partnership whereby Intel would provide specialized chips to Mobileye's auto collision avoidance system.
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This is actually conflict avoidance of a different stripe — one that doesn't give any space to any competing idea at all.
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Perhaps there is a connection between interest in economics and the avoidance of war, but the optimists had the causality backwards.
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The investigation, carried out by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalism, has piled pressure on European governments to tackle tax avoidance.
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One thing we generally have right is the avoidance of surprise when cases finally make it in front of a jury.
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The initiative, called Country by Country reporting (CbCR), aims to allow authorities to spot tax avoidance schemes and better target audits.
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In addition to new safety features like adaptive headlights and forward collision avoidance, UVO's ease of use helps minimize distracted driving.
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The preliminary lists includes countries and jurisdictions widely seen as facilitators of tax avoidance, such as Panama, Bermuda and Hong Kong.
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The company partnered with Ascending Technologies, which it later acquired, to refine its 360-degree depth-perception cameras for collision avoidance.
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But the bigger problem with the deal is what it says about international efforts to crack down on corporate-tax avoidance.
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BMW had forged partnerships with other companies working on autonomous technology, including collision-avoidance detection firm Mobileye and chip-maker Intel.
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Among the forces behind the spread of populism in Europe is a sense of outrage over offshore tax avoidance and evasion.
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It isn't for sure that this move will happen, even if there have been hints of aggressive policing of censorship avoidance.
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Together, under Jess Chayes's direction, they offer a clever and often funny study of modern courtship's dance of approach and avoidance.
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But that will require a lot of obfuscation and avoidance of any principled discussion of the doctrine and these two cases.
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Some fear that if neither of these strategies works, high-earners may take a more rudimentary route to tax avoidance: relocation.
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Ms Warren's proposal would raise $210bn a year, her backers say—but they assume, implausibly, limited avoidance and no economic damage.
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From businesses to investors to entrepreneurial startups, less tax avoidance and sheltering will raise revenues far beyond the standard consensus estimate.
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Animal Bliss also gives this company the thumbs up for their use of human-grade ingredients and avoidance of artificial additives.
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The rule covers activities like conducting union-avoidance seminars, providing materials for employers to distribute to workers and writing talking points.
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Mr. Larason said the Tesla fatality, while a "horrible tragedy," should not undermine the good that accident-avoidance technology might achieve.
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The two leaders have little to gain politically by backing down, but faltering domestic activity incentivizes avoidance of mutual economic destruction.
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Ultimately, defeating terrorism requires a global view of the issues and avoidance of drafting policy to satisfy a single electoral base.
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It has become ever more difficult for the I.R.S. to police the kind of tax avoidance Mr. Trump has engaged in.
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That explains why Amazon abandoned its tax-avoidance strategy earlier this decade and began building dozens of warehouses in populous areas.
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Tax havens are places where super-wealthy individuals keep money in offshore accounts for reasons that include, among others, tax avoidance.
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One of the drones was piloted by a human; the other was equipped with Iris Automation's Casia onboard collision-avoidance system.
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"It really doesn't matter how small you start," Clayman said; the goal here is to begin to decouple anxiety and avoidance.
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But, the iPhone has brought with it a new generation of avoidance techniques and breakup methods that we'd sooner do without.
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ON THE AGENDA | European Union finance ministers meet to discuss an agreement on a law to help curb corporate tax avoidance.
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The draft law does not define "aggressive tax planning", because any definition would risk being overtaken by ever-evolving avoidance schemes.
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It's hard to say exactly how much tax avoidance would eat away at any yields from a 70 percent tax bracket.
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The idea is that continued, controlled exposure to whatever we fear most will help lessen the fear and avoidance of it.
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As you point out, the line between avoidance and evasion is murky and different lawyers will draw it in different places.
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These aircraft trust accounts are often packaged with a tax avoidance plan on the Isle of Man, in the Irish Sea.
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High tax rates, the authors note, do not merely reduce work effort and increase tax avoidance; they also decrease wage bargaining.
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The Scandinavian countries are interesting because there's not quite the same level of aggressive planning and tax avoidance [despite high taxes].
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The defense lawyers also proposed novel situations under which their client's tax avoidance may have been less extreme than prosecutors asserted.
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Dr. Gleb Tsipursky is a cognitive neuroscientist, expert on behavioral economics and decision making, and the CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts.
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But this pales in comparison to the tax avoidance and tax evasion by the large multinational companies that use this system.
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Lutes also defies certain Expressionist conventions, with an emphasis on white rather than black and an avoidance of exaggeration or abstraction.
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Avoidance patterns can start off harmlessly, like watching a little TV, cooking a nice dinner, or having a beer to relax.
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They use innocuous sounding terms like "sexual risk avoidance" and "healthy relationships" because they know "abstinence" can sound harsh and retrograde.
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Advisers could have to pay a fine of as much as the avoidance scheme helped its users save, the document said.
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House Republicans last year had proposed preventing tax avoidance by taxing imports and exempting exports — an idea known as border adjustment.
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That would free scientists to confront problems he found more immediate, like the alleviation of poverty and the avoidance of war.
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"When no matter what you do, you get slammed by the media, it's called pain avoidance, you … turn away," Davis said.
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And third, new satellites, including Starlink&aposs, are being designed to have avoidance systems to reduce the chance of accidental collisions.
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The list, which was set up in 2017 after revelations of widespread tax evasion and avoidance schemes, now includes 12 jurisdictions.
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Players and clubs have faced punishment from sporting and state authorities, and investigations into tax avoidance continue in several European countries.
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Letter of Recommendation In the past few months, elaborate rituals of information avoidance have consumed the lives of people I know.
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His avoidance of Argentina is unusual: John Paul II frequented Poland, and Benedict XVI started his papacy in his native Germany.
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You will eventually be able to get the complete package—a drone, smartwatch, controller, 4K camera, and obstacle avoidance— for $879.
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GC: One of the issues that you've been incredibly strong on is tax avoidance, and the whole offshore tax haven system.
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Biden would also seek to curb the ability of corporations to shift profits offshore, by sanctioning countries that facilitate tax avoidance.
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The global distribution of corporations' offshore profits — our best measure of their tax avoidance gymnastics — hasn't budged from the prevailing trend.
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She has a healthy relationship with her handsome boyfriend, who loves her (even if he needs some schooling on conflict avoidance).
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And the bipartisan Tax Reform Act of 1986 simplified the code and eliminated a lot of loopholes and tax avoidance schemes.
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The White House has been upfront about Trump's avoidance of the event: He doesn't have a great relationship with the press.
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Cameron has been widely lambasted on social media for his apparent hypocrisy, given statements he made in 2012 branding the tax avoidance of well-known comedian Jimmy Carr "morally wrong" and his government's ongoing insistence it is taking strong action to reclaim some of the estimated £32 billion ($45 billion) being lost to tax avoidance and evasion each year.
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For the avoidance of doubt, no data from GSR was used in the work we did in the 2016 US presidential election.
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The features that are most popular include blind-spot warning for drivers, adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance systems, the firm said.
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One might add obstacle avoidance technology, relevant for some applications, such as offered by recent TechCrunch meetup winner Arbe Robotics or Skydio.
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The vehicle was filmed slamming into her: Organisers at a roadshow were demonstrating the Nissan's collision avoidance feature when the accident happened.
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The higher-end motor homes offer GPS, Sirius XM radio, heat and massage cab seats, stainless steel appliances and collision avoidance systems.
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Lane Departure Avoidance will alert you if you're exiting your lane without a turn signal when your hands aren't on the wheel.
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The controversy undercuts the government's efforts to show that it is making the Netherlands less hospitable to tax avoidance schemes by multinationals.
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The new guidelines require grantees to focus on "sexual risk avoidance" and "sexual risk reduction" programs — advocacy code for abstinence-only education.
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Congressional funding bills have suggested "sexual risk avoidance" programs should be a primary form of sex education, according to the Washington Post.
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Their data-breaches, dissemination of "fake news" and tax avoidance means that the reputation of the internet giants has never been lower.
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The proposal aims at stepping up cooperation among EU states to reduce tax avoidance, while making tax bills more predictable for corporations.
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"My enemy is the white people, not Vietcongs or Chinese or Japanese," Ali told one white student who challenged his draft avoidance.
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The drone also has autonomous flight modes and obstacle avoidance, thanks to a suite of sensors and cameras embedded around the airframe.
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Another is his avoidance of Instagram — unlike figureheads like Virgil Abloh, who use it to promote their brands, friends, collaborators, and hype.
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"In a field that for decades has had nothing to offer patients beyond avoidance, immunotherapy marks a seismic shift," Couzin-Frankel wrote.
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