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If you have deferred compensation earned and vested before 2005 (when strict new rules were put in), consider pulling it out and paying taxes at 2010 rates, says Mark Bokert, an executive comp lawyer at Davis & Gilbert in New York City.

For a spouse who doesn't have much of a benefit on his or her own earnings, the spousal payout (38% of your amount when you are alive, assuming you have deferred your start date to age 70, and 100% after you are dead) is extremely valuable.

The bigger the stage the bigger the bullies, but you have deferred to lesson No. 1 and persevered.

For a brief interlude, you could have deferred writing thank-you notes and not felt guilty -- if the Postal Service could not get through, why bother?

"If I had known that motion could have been deferred I would have deferred it.

The courts have deferred far too often to the president.

Both banks have deferred prosecution agreements; these defer prosecution as long as stringent conditions are met.

Some states, for instance, have deferred making contributions, which deprives pension funds of consistent payments.

Now that we have deferred action, we can plan actions at the border now.

They have been encouraged by politicians who have deferred to the media.

Would they have liked Lincoln to have deferred to popular sentiment in the South regarding slavery?