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would that
I wish that, as in Would that I could stop working and go hiking with you. For a synonym, see if only.
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We considered placing her without establishing a conservatorship but, if she went kicking and screaming, would that be kidnapping?
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If I force her into memory care without a conservatorship, would that be considered kidnapping?
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If I force her into memory care without a conservatorship, would that be considered kidnapping?
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Not only would that be tax efficient for Occidental, as Willens says, it would also relieve the company of the annual dividend of nearly $700 million it pays on the preferred.
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Why would that dynamic suddenly amend itself for America’s sake?
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