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That provision of the Dodd-Frank Act has created headaches for companies that import gold.

The stalled-out HEROES Act contains provisions for grants for small businesses, but no one knows how they will work, or when the bill might be passed.

From Eater

An outcry followed, and multiple members said they had not been aware of the implications of the provision, which had long been sought by lobbyists for Intuit.

The provision was specifically aimed at the southern border and those coming through Mexico.

In Pennsylvania, everybody’s houses are set at a distance, but everyone barters home provisions, ranging from venison pastrami to crooked cucumbers to gargantuan zucchini.

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Already the work of provisioning and fitting the vessel was in progress.

The daily provisioning of such a large party called for a goodly quantity of meat, more than was always obtainable by the chase.

Their minds, as it would seem, were occupied for the most part with the mistake they had made in provisioning the boat.

He wasn't absolutely heartless, and he gave careful directions for provisioning the transports for their long journey.

While you are writing, I will ascertain how the provisioning of the ships goes on, and will give you as much time as possible.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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