It takes its name from section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code.

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Some people know these tax credits by the name 48c, which refers to their section in the tax code.

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For example, a search for "30 Rock, " the name of a popular TV series, will bring up a section called "Actor searches for 30 Rock" at the bottom of the search-results page.

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As well as carrying Chesterfield's name and the traditional welcome message, the 11 signs have an interchangeable section to publicise events.

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Analysts reckon that at least 15 of the 119 construction firms listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange are bust in all but name, as the value of their land holdings bought at the height of the bubble has plummeted and loans guaranteed to subsidiaries and property developers have turned sour.

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The U.S. Constitution rightly makes the president the commander-in-chief of the military (Article One, Section 2), but in order that he properly and effectively deploy the military it also requires him first to persuade Congress to vote upon and declare war (Article Two, Section 8), which means the President must cite the provocation, name the enemy, and project a plausible path to victory.

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On the terraces of the Yellow Wall, the 25, 000-fan standing section, they hardly ever sing for individual players, preferring instead to chant the name of the team continuously for 90 minutes.

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