Husák
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Husak said it’s more reasonable to expect that Americans helped by the new tax break for seniors could make more accurate predictions and adjust their withholdings.
From MarketWatch
It’s a good financial habit to check your withholding, and a “good time to do that is when you just complete your taxes for the previous year,” said Husak from the Center for American Progress.
From MarketWatch
Moscow kept Mr. Strougal on a short leash and forced a de facto power-sharing alliance with others, such as Czechoslovak Communist Party leader Gustav Husak.
From Washington Post
Mr. Strougal was ousted in 1988 in an internal power struggle with Communist Party head Milos Jakes, who had replaced Husak.
From Washington Post
As the daily demonstrations grew, Alexander Dubcek, the reformist leader of the Prague Spring of 1968, was cheered by 250,000 people as he called for the resignations of President Gustav Husak and the party leader, Milos Jakes.
From New York Times
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