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Indian states levy their own entertainment taxes, which run as high as 60%, and some cap ticket prices.

Afghanistan is second only to Sierra Leone in maternal mortality rates, which run as high as 8percentt in some areas.

The new "Power through" campaign will include commercials on television and online, some of which run as long as 90 seconds; print, digital and outdoor ads; signs in stores; an app; and a presence at the Summer Games in London.

The depression is bordered on the south by the South Qinghai Mountains (South Koko Nor Mountains), which run as far as the eastern edge of the lake and form a narrow chain with distinct peaks that are continually snowcapped.

Mr Lafontaine infuriated company bosses by threatening to close some DM7 billion-worth ($3.7 billion) of tax loopholes, without shaving much off corporate tax rates, which run as high as 60%.

The action was the latest in a series of moves that have chipped away at the special tariffs, which run as high as 30percentt and which governments around the world have denounced as violations of international trade treaties.

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Keeping tabs meant hefty monthly phone bills, which ran as high as $800, he said.

Alabama also relies heavily on its sales tax, which runs as high as 11percentt and applies even to groceries and infant formula.

State officials said they would have no detailed comment on the bids -- some of which ran as long as 40 pages -- until they had analyzed them further.

New Jersey Transit, which runs as many as 23 trains an hour through a century-old tunnel into Pennsylvania Station in New York, has said that it is nearing maximum capacity.