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After-tax money donated to PACs and campaign funds and other political crap to ensure that the GOP is in power, starting wars, perpetuating institutionalized racism and sexism, playing deregulatory chicken with the economy and fighting to end some of the civil rights ensured by the Constitution?
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After-tax corporate profits increased 4.1 percent in the second quarter after edging up just 0.1 percent in the first three months of the year.
Second-quarter growth slows, outlook less dismal Reuters 2011
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After-tax money donated to PACs and campaign funds and other political crap to ensure that the GOP is in power, starting wars, perpetuating institutionalized racism and sexism, playing deregulatory chicken with the economy and fighting to end some of the civil rights ensured by the Constitution?
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After-tax profits hit $14.5 million last year, and equity in the company more than doubled, to $54 million.
Bethesda consultant made millions with Alaska firm Robert O'Harrow Jr. 2010
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After-tax incomes nearly quadrupled for the top 1 percent of Americans in the last three decades, while barely rising among middle - and lower-income households, according to new data from the Congressional Budget Office.
Arloc Sherman: Top 1% Leaving Others in the Dust Arloc Sherman 2010
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After-tax incomes nearly quadrupled for the top 1 percent of Americans in the last three decades, while barely rising among middle - and lower-income households, according ...
Arloc Sherman: Top 1% Leaving Others in the Dust Arloc Sherman 2010
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After-tax earnings edged up 0.1%, well off the previous quarter's gain of 11.4%.
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After-tax profit in 2009 was €35 million, down from €270 million.
Bertelsmann Swings to Loss Archibald Preuschat 2010
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After-tax employee cost will rise quickly if profit drops low enough.
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After-tax incomes nearly quadrupled for the top 1 percent of Americans in the last three decades, while barely rising among middle - and lower-income households, according to new data from the Congressional Budget Office.
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