The correct conclusion is that he was given far too many breaks even for someone whom The Times may have had a special reason to want to keep around.
— LYNN ZINSER There haven't been many break chances for Milos Raonic, but he had big one, at 11-all in the third set.
For 230 years the US has been receiving immigrants, and there's no way for any of us to know how many broke the rules for entry.
The House bill did that by eliminating many tax breaks for individuals like the educator expense.
Another economic benefit of true campaign finance reform would be a simpler tax code, without so many special breaks for the wealthy.
Abraham Benjamin, 53, a local association leader who is a treatment supervisor at Bronx Psychiatric Center, has spent many lunch breaks for the past few weeks explaining the terms of the contract deal to employees in New York City.
The alternative tax, first imposed in 1969 to make sure that tax deductions and loopholes did not allow very wealthy people to escape paying income taxes altogether, is a parallel tax calculation that blocks many tax breaks for individuals.
It would be the first of many serendipitous breaks for Wisdom, who from 2003 08 played Bunny Colvin, a Baltimore cop who grows increasingly frustrated with his city's war on drugs in the critically acclaimed HBO series The Wire and who has appeared in the films Ray, Storytelling, Barbershop 2 and The Forgotten, among others.
Buried in that law were many tax breaks for the rich, some subtle and some huge, notably a sharp reduction in the tax rate on long-term capital gains, the source of more than two-thirds of the incomes of the 400 richest Americans.
If a gap did not open up soon, Kipsiro was heading towards another consolation prize in a career that has had too many bad breaks for a man so talented, none more so than when he was an early faller in the final of the Olympic 10,000m at London 2012.
