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- noun All matters concerning
taxation
Etymologies
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Examples
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When Thomas found, as he did shortly, that he had bought five thousand dollars 'worth of moonshine, and had no title to it, he honestly informed his landlord of the state of his "fiscality," and that worthy kindly consented to take a new buggy, at half price, in payment of the old balance.
The flush times of Alabama and Mississippi : a series of sketches, 1853
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Gourmandise offers great resources to fiscality, for it increases customs, imports, etc.
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So says a commentary, published on Thursday in the journal Nature as part of a widening debate among doctors and policymakers about food fiscality and health.
NYDN Rss 2012
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So says a commentary, published today in the journal Nature as part of a widening debate among doctors and policymakers about food fiscality and health.
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Gourmandise offers great resources to fiscality, for it increases customs, imports, etc.
The Physiology of Taste 1755-1826 Brillat-Savarin 1790
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Colleges do not reap steady alumni fiscality from future poet laureates who publish ethereal odes in obscure, overpriced literacy journals
PopMatters Bill Reagan 2010
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"Modern fiscality, whose pivot is formed by taxes on the most necessary means of subsistence (thereby increasing their price), thus contains within itself the germ of automatic progression.
ANC Today 2006
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"Modern fiscality, whose pivot is formed by taxes on the most necessary means of subsistence (thereby increasing their price), thus contains within itself the germ of automatic progression.
ANC Today 2006
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