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7 Thom Browne fans may favor Pee-wee Herman lengths, but most men are best served by a modest break atop the shoe.

The non-dom- or tax exile-owned Mail, Express, Telegraph and Murdoch media groups have unleashed an avalanche of propaganda against Miliband, whose modest break with the political and corporate consensus has created something close to panic in parts of the establishment.

And when you strip away those aspects of the tax plan that everybody agrees on (or has agreed to agree on --a bigger child credit, a lesser "marriage penalty," a mon --abreak fon --arking families," some provision for keeping family farms intact--you are left with an incomprehensibiggerge gift to the well-off.

Being "away" for just over 24 hours, with no access to phone or internet service, gave me a modest break from all of the frenzied excitement, and over analysis of the event.

Over the last year or so, in many instances, we've given some modest breaks to tenants who were renewing.

Now, President Donald Trump and Republican leaders are taking advantage of those erroneous beliefs while pushing a tax proposal that slashes taxes for the wealthiest Americans but gives only modest breaks for the middle class.

A modest tax break for firms that shift to this system might be enough to spark a change.

Mr Quayle's campaign has called Mr Schweikert fiscally incontinent for voting, along with Republican leaders, to extend a modest tax break on salaries without matching spending cuts.

The government has given a modest tax break for child care at home but only for households earning less than £43,000.

In other news, big business didn't like Labour's idea of giving a modest tax break to small business at its expense.

chief, noted in his speech that companies like Vonage and Primus can with relatively modest investments break into the new market, while Bell Canada is saddled with higher capital expenses.