Why give it back, even as mere real estate?
Not simply our purchase on mere real estate, but our grasp on any assurance that is real, lasting.
It might have been possible for Trump to have a mutually beneficial relationship with the tabloid press in New York when he was a mere real estate developer.
"Those young men are not fighting for mere real estate," the president reminded MPs and peers in the royal gallery.
Israelis must recognize how deeply they are beholden to the idea of divine election, and take it seriously as a call to become what they believe God has designated them to be — "a kingdom of priests, a holy nation," a people who pursue more than mere real estate.
And the inheritance tax, which applies only to estates of more than $675,000 (twice that for couples), is a tax on only the very well off: a mere 2percentt of estates pay any tax, and most of the tax is paid by a few thousand multimillion-dollar estates each year.
The Republicans like to call this tax a 'death tax.' But we have a more accurate name for a tax which hits only those estates over seven million dollars a couple -- a mere 0.23percentt of all estates, mind you -- we call it the 'Paris Hilton tax,' because that's who it hits, not family farms (as the Republicans would have you believe)." Whoops!
Companies create Facebook pages that sit dormant, Twitter handles that don't tweet or just RT others and accounts on other sites that serve as mere parked online real estate.
The feds had argued for $30 million, based on 1994 sales of $83 million, profits of $12 million, net assets of $74 million, high stock market values for two "comparable" firms and a mere 25% discount for estate-tax purposes.
For example, Citigroup has already marked down some of its commercial real estate securities a mere 6 cents, to 94 cents on the dollar.
