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So, besides diverting the construction budgets that should have been used to upgrade the state utility, Verizon has also been able to dump the majority of expenses for "special access" or even most of the corporate expenses, including lawyers, and lobbying firms into the "Local Service" accounting, making it look unprofitable.
Being able to dump manure in the landscape is a key factor in producing cheap pork and other meats for the domestic and Asian markets.
But concern eased after the president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, said Monday that Greece would not be able to dump the euro as its currency.
Cotton is far from the only crop that American farmers are able to dump on the international market at low prices thanks to federal subsidies.
"To be able to dump that one in the first inning felt good," said Francoeur, who added an infield single in the seventh.
And given current legal trends, it's clear that they don't expect to be able to dump it into the atmosphere, willy-nilly, for free and forever.
Marquee artists like Madonna and Jay-Z may be able to dump their old record companies and sign hundred-million-dollar deals with concert promoters.
The price on greenhouse gas emissions that came into force in 2012 was a long overdue acknowledgement that you shouldn't be able to dump industrial waste products into the atmosphere for free.
Because of China's subsidies — most of which are arguably illegal under international trade agreements — its producers are able to dump steel products into America at or below the actual cost of production.
