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No provision can be made for granting academic credit for summer assignments.
However, special provision can be made to structure the deal as a long-term capital gain.
Such protection existed without problems from 1976-88, and if there are circumstances where it should not be granted then provision can be made in the bill.
At the same time, Mr. Weinstein said, the tax law does not necessarily require a strict "square foot by square foot" calculation; provision can be made for intangibles like windows and views and for amenities like fireplaces and bathrooms.
(Special provision can be made for, say, a mother just returning from maternity leave who needs to be nearby for nursing, or an employee who is left in the lurch for a couple of weeks by a nanny handing in her notice).
18 This will ensure that specific and comprehensive statements on healthcare provision can be made later.
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The State Department did not rule out such a meeting, saying "provisions can be made to bring a limited group of people for a brief time" to the meeting.
However, remote provisions can be made without any requirement of visits in the software for installation of new hardware.
Sometimes debt provisions can be made explicit.
For those fit for interview, other provisions can be made.
This is a default provision, and can be made irrelevant if the trust instrument contains other rules and requirements.
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