There is a lot left, and, as the inheritor of most of it, the independent Scottish government would reap revenues of £7.3 billion by 2017-18 according to the SNP.That projection, however, rests on rosy forecasts of both oil prices and the quantity firms will be able to extract.
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So it was Labour, under Tony Blair, who had ingested her liberal economic policies, that became her true inheritor.
George W. Bush clearly inherited the beginning of a recession from Mr Clinton, but in most people's mental ledger, it is assigned to its inheritor.
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THE widower of Benazir Bhutto and inheritor of her Pakistan People's Party (PPP), Asif Zardari, is on a roll.
But 85% of a company's value is exempt from taxation if the inheritor reduces total wages paid by the company by no more than 20% over five years.
A year ago, Mr Bush seemed even to this newspaper, which had supported him against Al Gore, "an accidental president"—the victor in a tainted election, the inheritor of a divided Congress.
The last politician to mix conservatism and cosmopolitanism so vividly was Michael Portillo, the former Tory minister who, neatly, was the subject of a sympathetic biography by Mr Gove in 1995.That book was called "The Future of the Right"; there are some who see Mr Gove as the inheritor of that mantle.
