(In a "remainder" trust, charity gets what's left when the payout beneficiary dies or after a set number of years).
Before I throw this thing away because at this point I've let it get so cold and my brain so emotionally apart from it, it just looks like a weird flat sandwich-shaped man's head that's been chopped open—I take one little last bite and get almost all lettuce, slathered in a remainder of the sauce that, having cooled now and gelled up by itself, just makes me think of Lego blocks turned into cream.
Fortunately, in this case, a remainder is all we need.
If the liver concentration remained under 4 mg/kg, PFOA was found almost completely in the membrane fraction with a remainder of 3% in the cytosol.
The sum of elements is conserved, unless the factor produces a remainder, in which case the remainder values are truncated from vdest.
And what would it mean to leave a trace, or a remainder in that which is, itself, a remainder, the ash that is the burned up trace of what is incinerated?" "The figure of ash," she concludes, "is, indeed, not only the substratum for a writing that has taken place, but the figure of a writing that is burning up" (87).
They said stock now worth $50,000 that cost $20,000 could be put in a charitable remainder trust.
In a charitable remainder trust, an irrevocable gift is made to charity, but the charity does not receive the funds until the giver dies or, as charity officials like to say, when the gift "matures".
The curly-haired playmaker quickly settled in Mauricio Pochettino's midfield, and became a reference point for the entire team in a lacklustre remainder of the campaign for the club.
For example, Mr. Shenkman said, if a husband and wife who are 70 and 68 years old, respectively, place a $500,000 house or apartment in a charitable remainder trust, in addition to getting a tax deduction for the donation they can receive income from the trust based upon an agreed-upon rate of return.
The quantity of Li[Li0.033Mn1.967]O4 in a dried remainder was of 3 8 mg cm−2.
