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Mr. Gingrich has proposed even steeper reductions, which would nearly eliminate Mr. Romney's federal income tax burden.

The change, which would nearly double the rate for affluent taxpayers to 39.6 percent from 20 percent, would raise about $206 billion over 10 years.

From 1850 the country was in the grip of another costly uprising, the Taiping Rebellion, which would nearly bring down the empire.The dynasty's weakness was not immediately obvious to young Chonghou, whose family had served the emperor for generations.

But he is getting a lot more ice time in Calgary, and his current pace puts him on pace for a 40-goal season, which would nearly double his career high of 24 goals.

Can I get on it?" Sometime later this summer, Congress is expected to pass H1B, which would nearly double, to 200,000, the number of such visas issued every year for the next three years.

Hunters and trappers have sought to counter the proliferation of animal welfare initiatives in some states, including Oklahoma, which would nearly double the number of signatures required to get on the ballot.

Administration officials say they still support the idea, which would allow nearly all Americans to avoid taxes on virtually their entire income from investments, but the officials no longer even mention it unless asked about it first.

The company expects to price its stock at $20 to $23 a share, which would raise nearly $600 million at the midpoint of that range.

It might mean, simply, that you might not want to eliminate all the added sodium from your diet, which would be nearly impossible anyway.

Health and Human Services estimates that the rule, which would affect nearly 600,000 hospitals, clinics and other health care providers, would cost $44.5 million a year to administer.

Bloomberg and his aides brushed off any suggestion that security costs for the Summer Games, which would last nearly three weeks, would strain the city.