For now, though, the billion-dollar-plus (a year, in profit) question is whether their involvement in the succession plans at Fox News fundamentally changes a network that has functioned at times as a more influential, conservative presence in American politics than the Republican Party itself.
How often do accounts need to be compiled, and who needs to see them? "Businesses usually have to produce them at least once a year for the year in question to comply with the relevant tax legislation," says Subramaniam.
I can remember the circumstances of my first viewing, the impact each had on my, ahem, maturing sensibility, and the way they stamped an image, a colour or a whiff of brimstone on the year in question that time has never been able to eradicate.
A prerequisite for exposure classification was that the woman had an income tax declaration with a registered employer for the year in question.
To adjust for staff who leave or join during the year in question, a "year_fraction" can be calculated, for example a researcher who leaves on the 30th of June would have been in post for six months of the year in question.
Each SMR is re-based to a Europe-wide average for the year in question, which is assigned a value of 100.
At this point, the introductory narrative either concludes or describes a particular circumstance during the year in question.
Consequently, the IRS considers you a married person for the entire year in question, even if you wed just before the ball drops in Times Square.
The dress in question was a year in the planning, by all accounts, and it was made by the Queen's own small but perfectly formed in-house team.
We considered that participants had a particular chronic disease if they ticked that disease in the year in question.
Yet the year in question was 1863, not 1859.
