He took every manuscript, letter and receipt in the Golden Goose Archives home with him.
Because of this, I thought that they should be planted immediately upon receipt, in the fall months of the year.
This would not be the case if Medicare Part B premiums were raised, however, because they are classified as an "offsetting receipt" in the budget.
The parent company lost $32 million, or 3 cents for each American depository receipt, in the quarter, in contrast to a profit of $677 million in the 1999 quarter.
She was digging for her receipt in the paper shopping bag when she discovered a letter inside that, in its urgency, started higher than the ruled paper's printed lines.
Or the bettor may buy a numbered receipt in the knowledge that this number will be entered into a pool of numbers, the bettor having the responsibility of determining later if his ticket was among the winners.
It would make more sense, as a matter of accounting, to treat the Fed payment as an "offsetting receipt" that would lower the net interest outlay, rather than as a "miscellaneous receipt" in the budget.
The News Corporation, which counts The New York Post and the 20th Century Fox movie studio among its other properties, reported a net loss of $265 million, or 26 cents for each American depository receipt, in the quarter ended June 30, in contrast to net income of $71 million, or 6 cents an A.D.R., in the period a year earlier.
I placed the receipt in the folder and then looked for it in ExpenseMagic but did not see it.
There were also sex-based differences with men having greater neuronal response to SU versus AS receipt in the caudate than women.
