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according to all accounts

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The first responsibility of corporations is to pay their taxes, yet among the signatories of the new corporate vision are the country’s leading tax avoiders, including Apple, which, according to all accounts, continues to use tax havens such as Jersey.

From The Guardian

“Mr. Browder” is Bill Browder, an American-born British investor who, according to all accounts besides those which have appeared in Russian media, was defrauded of his Russian holdings in 2007 in a massive state-sponsored scheme that involved both theft and violence.

From Slate

That will change this week, according to all accounts.

From Forbes

Mrs. Murdoch was actively involved in the production of “Snow Flower and the Secret Fan,” and according to all accounts she thoroughly enjoyed her autonomy and power.

From New York Times

As Waagshum had neither the force nor the courage to hold the passes between Debra Tabor and Magdala—which, according to all accounts, a hundred men might easily hold against a thousand similarly armed—I do not think that the news that he was watching Theodore was of any more importance than if it had been “a troop of baboons are watching Theodore.”

From Project Gutenberg