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For example, the depreciation expense taken in the current period for the previous cost to build a factory.
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For this tour, Dr. Dehavenon explained, Kapell, at his own expense, took along two grand pianos that the Steinway company had set aside for his use.
She also said shelters that do offer little homes instead of cages will incur more work and expense taking care of them.
The right to study on and on at taxpayers' expense took a blow when a court upheld a state's right to charge tuition from students who overstay their welcome.
Debt is considered a liability on the balance sheet and interest expense takes away from the bottom line.
Luke Wright, called up at Ravi Bopara's expense, took a wicket with his second delivery as Albie Morkel sliced a catch to Jonny Bairstow.
For most people, housing will be the greatest expense, taking, on average, 27% of our pre-tax income, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
An unexpected expense takes a hit on your bank account -- your stomach aches.
He said the actual expense, taking into account the tremendous spike in costs for new submarines, bombers and ballistic missiles, is likely to approach $1 trillion over the next 30 years.
Henry expanded his empire, often at Louis' expense, taking Brittany and pushing east into central France and south into Toulouse; despite numerous peace conferences and treaties no lasting agreement was reached.
When Taez Boy did not show signs of improvement, his desperate family – facing a huge hospital expense – took him home.
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