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But that precedent — because the exemption may be only temporary — is something that executives from First Solar want to avoid.

Of course, all the worries about a drop in the gift tax exemption may be for naught.

The proposed language says, "A hardship exemption may be granted on a case-by-case basis, as determined by the secretary" of housing and urban development.

The exemption may be at a historically high level, but the wealthy still want to give assets that will continue to grow.

The "my death versus your death" concept emphasizes the irrational belief that while "your death" is a certainty, an exemption may be made in "my case".

Liptak writes that the question in the case is "how broadly to understand the phrase 'any individual.' " The Second Circuit wrote that there had to be "a reasonable degree of specificity," and that the government could not simply and speculatively "point to a group of millions of people": the exemption may be flexible, but it is not vacuous.

Although the laws governing homestead exemptions may be varied and complex, the registration process is often easier than applying for a library card.

It is important that researchers not simply assume that all child care centers are licensed by the local or federal government, because regulatory exemptions may be present in many localities.

According to the NRC's official exemption database, meanwhile, Indian Point has received just six, although multiple exemptions may be included with each listing.

Primary and secondary schooling is compulsory for children aged 6 to 16 with most children starting at 5. Early leaving exemptions may be granted to 15-year-old students that have been experiencing some ongoing difficulties at school or are unlikely to benefit from continued attendance.

The 2012 Republican platform affirms that "the Fourteenth Amendment's protections apply to unborn children," and makes no mention of an exemption in the case of rape; Romney supports a rape exemption, which may be one reason why Santorum mentioned the platform first, and the nominee second.