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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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For the past three decades, Bonifas has been trying to move money into trust funds and gifts to his children and grandchildren, hoping to minimize the impact of an estate tax.
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SAVIDGE: By the same measure, Bonifas has the world's most dangerous tennis court, the most dangerous volleyball court, most dangerous swimming pool, most dangerous barber shop, even the most dangerous gift shop.
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He had succeeded their good friend Bonifas, spoken of in the journey of 1843.
Memoir and Diary of John Yeardley Yeardley, John, 1786-1858 1860
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According to Bonifas, incidents like these are all part of a pattern of behavior.
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In some cases, dementia is responsible for the violence, says Bonifas, causing residents to "perceive things as threatening when they're not really threatening - so they resort to a more primitive response."
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