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…and instructions are printed. But the administrative costs of the tax system far exceed those borne directly by the IRS. Each year Americans devote 5.4 billion hours complying with the tax code, which is more time than it takes to build every car, truck and van produced…

…of these works, Warhol displays death as an ever-present subject. His first silkscreened death and disaster paintings were of suicides and especially gruesome car crashes, such as in ‘Ambulance Disaster” and “Saturday Disaster.” the power and suffering shown…

…Information Center, observed: “You don’t want to buy a set of car keys from a guy who specializes in stealing cars.” When the federal National Institute of Standards and Technology formally published the proposal for the new surveillance chip, fewer that one…

…"rules". An alcoholic considers him or herself just a normal person who just likes to drink, until they break a rule. For example, one rule may be that unless he/she drives a car with a drink in their hand, they do not have a problem. Once a person…

…imagery symbolizes timelessness and eternity that erases the boundaries found in traditional novels. Throughout the novel, isolated events, such as the "violent explosion which made Mrs. Dalloway jump" that comes from a motor car passing down Bond Street…

…happened that should changes many peoples lives. The bomb went of; this was Northern Ireland's worst-ever terrorist attack. It was placed in a car straight in front of the S. W. Draperies shop. Both Mrs. Williams and Marry were among the 29 death, another 300…

…or a few strands of fiber, when compared with known specimens, may prove valuable in solving a case. For example, a fiber found on a cut screen at the scene of a burglary may be associated with a suspect's jacket, or a hair found on a suspected car in a hit…

…space shuttles for decades now, without any problems. Because of NASA’s success with hydrogen the Daimler-Benz car company has created a bus called the NEBUS which runs solely on the use of fuel cells, producing enough electrical energy to power…

…space shuttles for decades now, without any problems. Because of NASA’s success with hydrogen the Daimler-Benz car company has created a bus called the NEBUS which runs solely on the use of fuel cells, producing enough electrical energy to power…

…to be simple; I would go outside, get into my car, drive to the music store, and select that electronic piano with the funky sound that I’m dying to hear. I choose this to be an example of my free will because this simple cause/reaction scenario has proved that I…