"GE is taking the bull by the horns in taking away the impression that senior officers are able to abuse stock options, " says Scott Roderick of the National Center for Employee Ownership, a nonprofit organization that advises on employee ownership.

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Two points were thrown away by us because of our attitude and that is taking nothing away from Celtic who were manful, dogged, they kept in the game and found some decent kicks.

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They would pay for it by taking money away from private insurance plans that serves Medicare beneficiaries.

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By taking it away with a digger every few years that's working against nature.

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It has long been recognized that such crimes can be curbed also by taking away the tools used by perpetrators to commit or facilitate them.

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To do anything useful you need to enrich this to at least 3% that first type: which is done by taking away the second type.

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Then, hopefully, the Democrats would get real about governing by taking the necessary first step of doing away with filibuster rules that empower outliers and run the Senate on the novel notion of majority rule.

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One reason is that Republicans may walk away from it if they think Gore will boost his chances in 2000 by taking credit for its passage.

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Most income tax codes in America are rigged so that your tax liability always grows faster than your income by kicking you into higher tax brackets or by taking away deductions when you reach a certain income level.

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