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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accounting that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, possibly intended to convey "accounting for" or "considering."
Example: "Accounting for the recent changes in the market, we need to adjust our strategy."
Alternatives: "considering" or "taking into account."
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Per Parscale's accounting, that was largely on Facebook advertising.
By Mr. Christopher's accounting, that has long been the case.
Like others in the subprime industry, NovaStar used aggressive accounting that obscured its increasingly precarious finances.
"This is the kind of fraudulent accounting that has caused Americans to lose faith in Washington".
It is an accounting that comprises restaurant dishes of uncommon excellence and flavor.
The result was an unsentimental accounting that manages to be emotionally and existentially devastating.
Among the problems: inflated executive compensation and creative accounting that allows companies to overstate their profits.
Under Enron's accounting, that translated into profits, which were used to reach the company's projected earnings.
Those seats represent specific industries or professions, like banking and accounting, that tend to follow Beijing's wishes closely.
In a world with sensible bank regulations, and accounting that reflected economic reality, it would never have been created.
Gap has used an aggressive form of accounting that could worsen its earnings shortfall in the coming year, analysts say.
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