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hadn't

[had-nt]

  1. contraction of had not.



hadn't

/ ˈhædənt /

contraction

  1. had not

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If your wife was taking RMDs before but hadn’t in the year of her death, you would have to do so now.

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If she was taking her RMDs, you would have to take the RMD for the year if she hadn’t done so yet, and then you can begin taking RMDs based on your life expectancy in the year after the year of her death, and thereafter.

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“I hadn’t ovulated in 10 years,” singer Lorde told Rolling Stone in an interview this summer where she disclosed she’d stopped using birth control.

"It was a nice sort of reunion. Some of them hadn't been in a studio since they did that record so it was like, coming back to it all these years later," he said.

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As of Friday night, the Dodgers still hadn’t settled on a plan.

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Hadley chesthad one's fill