When it comes to multinationals and tax authorities arguing about how much tax should be paid, and to whom, the arguments often last for years, frequently hinging on a concept known as transfer pricing.
Despite its illegality under federal law, the term "taxpayer-funded abortion" has been tossed around by anti-abortion activists for years, frequently under the guise that these procedures are a regular occurrence that must be stopped.
The continuing quest to capture a flower's ephemeral beauty has captivated artists for hundreds of years, frequently blurring the distinction between botanical and fine art.
His father worked his way through school as a railroad telegrapher and later served as general counsel for the Union Pacific railroad for 35 years, frequently arguing before the 9th Circuit.
Hawn and Russell, who were recently photographed vacationing in Greece, have been part-time residents of Malibu for many years, frequently renting the 4,200-square-foot 4,200-square-foot 4,200-square-foot
The war between the government in Khartoum and southern rebel groups has raged for 18 years, frequently causing aid workers and residents alike to run for cover.
They dragged on for six years, frequently delayed by Mr. Chiluba's ill health.
He was a prominent attorney in the NYC, NY area for many years, frequently represented the finest restaurants and was counsel to Gucci.
He has played classical piano for 18 years, frequently performing at Princeton, and is completing a second certificate in music performance.
Another source said the pair, who have known each other for 30 years, frequently clashed at YouView meetings in exchanges littered with expletives, but described it as "pantomime knockabout stuff".
Turning to architectural journalism, Nairn was the author of the famous polemic Outrage (an outspoken report on unhindered urban sprawl from Southampton to Carlisle, published in 1955) and continued to use his pilot's licence for some years, frequently setting off with the in-house photographer, embarking on research from the air.
