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... concludes with the words " or other similar method call- ing for the collection of information , " it is tenable to conclude that report- ing and recordkeeping are among the information collection requests re- quiring OMB approval ...
... concludes with the words " or other similar method call- ing for the collection of information , " it is tenable to conclude that report- ing and recordkeeping are among the information collection requests re- quiring OMB approval ...
Strana 65
... conclude that , even under respondent's preferred approach to § 3 ( a ) ( 10 ) ' s exclusion for short - term notes ... concluded that " when Congress spoke of notes with a maturity not exceeding nine months , it meant commercial paper ...
... conclude that , even under respondent's preferred approach to § 3 ( a ) ( 10 ) ' s exclusion for short - term notes ... concluded that " when Congress spoke of notes with a maturity not exceeding nine months , it meant commercial paper ...
Strana 855
... conclude that the interest rate to be applied to judg- ments entered before October 1 , 1982 , is the rate set pursuant to the prior version of § 1961 . In the brief legislative history available , there is a single stated pur- pose for ...
... conclude that the interest rate to be applied to judg- ments entered before October 1 , 1982 , is the rate set pursuant to the prior version of § 1961 . In the brief legislative history available , there is a single stated pur- pose for ...
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