There's a peculiar tax rule for futures: No matter how long a position is held, profits are taxed as if they consisted 60% of long-term gains (taxed at the favorable 15% federal rate) and 40% of short-term gains.
The Kitchen Sync-Counter Intelligence division (www.media.mit.edu/ci) is where the future is taking peculiar shape.
There, watched over by Miss Emily (Charlotte Rampling) and the other adults, all called guardians, the children did what children do, playing, quarreling, forming friendships, while also receiving peculiar instruction about their ghastly future as organ donators.
It contained some peculiar ideas about what the future would hold.
From Fontane senior, the future writer received a peculiar but effective education: the father enjoyed reënacting great moments from the wars with his young son.
A future characterization of these peculiar proteomic signature can be useful for the clinical, prognostic, and therapeutic evaluation of those patients.
As most here presented sequences are only putative, the future research shall uncover their peculiar enzymatic properties not only for their peroxidatic activity but for oxyfunctionalization of organic molecules in general [64].
Thus, miR-34a presents a novel and peculiar finding which needs to be explored in future studies [ 46].
Their forays into art and activism have mixed results, but "The Future" itself blossoms into something affecting and peculiar.
Martory's English was very good, but he would make peculiar mistakes that Ashbery loved and stored up for future use.
This peculiar trait of food crop farmers can stifle the future development of the food crop subsector in Ghana.
