Pillar, the author of two previous books, was an intelligence analyst for 28 years, mainly at the C.I.A. but latterly for the N.I.C., which occupied a strange niche alongside but not quite in the agency, and after the reforms of 2004 was moved, on paper at least, to the Directorate of National Intelligence.
Profits are passed from one subsidiary to the next, moving, on paper, from Ireland to Holland to the Caribbean, then back to Ireland.
As the fiction writer Lynne Tillman, another catalog essayist, reflects: "I see a hand moving on paper, erasing a line, doing it again.
It was structured as a tax inversion, which means Pfizer's headquarters would move, on paper only, from New York to reduce the drugmaker's US tax bill.
Write your goal to move on paper, and put it somewhere visible, so you see it daily.
While many larger businesses have moved on from paper applications to email and web forms, potential employers can be unresponsive, leaving applicants unaware of where they are in the hiring process.
After all, students never see tuition and fee remissions, as they get moved around on paper: "It's just the wonderful shell game of academic money".
He needs to end this by revealing the tax documents, explaining them, explaining the legality behind his actions, and then he needs to move on," the paper says.
Acrylic, tempera, and gouache paints are good for beginners because they are easy to move on the paper and dry quickly.
When a story is later demonstrated to be untrue there are still no consequences for the paper: events have moved on and no one is held to account.
Woman (already moved on, looking at the paper) "They got him then".
