It became my shelter -- the place to which I went to feel safe.
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Virtually everyone in the shelter -- about 300 people -- had similar horrific stories of violent death.
He couldn't address the problem until authorities lifted a "shelter-in-place" order for residents of Watertown, Massachusetts, about 6 p.m.
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In February the Clinton Administration proposed 16 tax law changes, including stiffer penalties for shelter-users and excise taxes on promoters' fees.
The Internal Revenue Service had 350, 000 tax-shelter-related audits pending as of mid-1984.
"An ordinary person free of water and sewage and electric mains and to build with local materials something they can use as a shelter - who knows, they might need it in future, " he added.
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It has become the custom that when sporty types depart from the island, they leave their trophies inside the bus-shelter-like boat that gives One Boat its name, perhaps on the basis that they mean more on Ascension than anywhere else.
The guidance, once again, was that after careful analysis of data, radiation levels and damage assessments to all units at the plant, our independent experts at the NRC are in agreement with the response and measures taken by Japanese technicians, including their recommended 20-kilometer radius for evacuation and additional shelter-in-place recommendations out to 30 kilometers.
The runners are diverse -- doctors, janitors, students and shelter residents -- but such distinctions aren't apparent.
Properly structured, 1031-exchange securities can enable investors to shelter real-estate sales from capital-gains taxes, to obtain regular income and to bequeath the asset to their heirs in a tax-efficient manner.
If people have severe, immediate material needs -- shelter, food, clothing -- then that is their focus.
The Italian railway company was sending eight coaches -- expected to shelter 400 people -- to the village of Crevalcore, near Bologna, the civil protection agency said.
Some attention is already being given here to longer-lasting shelter for the refugees - beyond the tents they are being housed in for now and to what will be needed to help them become more self-reliant.
As well as the eight Westerners, 16 Afghan aid workers working for the same organization -- Shelter Now International, based in Germany -- have also been arrested and charged with the same crime.
Mr McKeever was the author of two books - Give Me Shelter and Give Me Heroes - and was working on a third book Give Me 28 Days.
The sale allowed Fritz, 61, to rethink a different logistics problem, disaster relief--how to deliver food, water and shelter quickly and efficiently--a process that's chaotic, slow and cumbersome.
Many investors decided to jump, pull the ripcord, and seek shelter in risk-averse trading positions.
What they want to get them up and out of bed every morning is food-water-shelter.
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But by far the most common responses I hear have to do with solving global food-water-shelter issues.
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By combining forces, sovereign countries planned to grow more, and in times of trouble, find shelter from short-sellers.
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Before the lawsuit was filed, the city said it would end the hotel-shelter program for some victims on April 30.
It protects documents that would normally be protected by the common-law attorney-client privilege, except in corporate tax-shelter cases and criminal cases.
Then, it was a shelter 'cause--well, certain Tube stations, particularly deep ones, became almost a kind of home for many Londoners.
Burning down the house, shelter for oysters--one charitably minded couple has done it all to reap tax benefits from their vacation home.
Bypass trusts (also called family trusts or credit-shelter trusts) addressed that problem.
After that, you go to the individual market, '' says Joseph Bankman, a law professor at Stanford University who has studied the corporate-shelter industry.
But my millennial friends who are hell bent on food-water-shelter now, damn their fledgling paychecks and resources, would recite the same five reasons.
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The homeless-shelter population surged to record levels, nearly 50, 000, in 2012.
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