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That's going to get you in trouble. An unreasonable allocation to the office is something else that could trigger an audit.

He has a knack of going into troubled situations and being able to see through the forest and see where the opportunity is. A lot of people can figure it out and then they're afraid to pull the trigger. If you go back over Jerry's career, it's very obvious he had no trouble pulling the trigger.

This is one time where I don't want to be a leader. I will follow the advice of professionals on this. I don't want to do anything to trigger an audit.

If it is a relatively small thing, like you transpose two numbers, that is less likely to trigger an audit than if you omit a large portion of your income,

It's too much trouble and increases the possibility of a tax audit.

The post office is one of the main obstacles to efficient allocation of capital in Japan.

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Mark Williamson

The audit concluded that there was a cancer growing on the comptroller's office. There's a clear pattern here.

The audit concluded that there was a cancer growing on the comptroller´s office, ... There´s a clear pattern here.

People are asking for trouble if they think the hospital is going to audit their own bills correctly, ... Talk about the fox guarding the henhouse.

People are asking for trouble if they think the hospital is going to audit their own bills correctly. Talk about the fox guarding the henhouse.

I say to the states: 'If you want to agree on a different allocation, come along to me with a signed bit of paper agreeing on that different allocation and I am quite sure the treasurer and I will facilitate it'.

He shot his wife, but he doesn't know how. Did he pull the trigger? Of course he pulled the trigger, but the question has always been did he pull that trigger on purpose? If you listen to that tape, it's obvious he didn't.

Women often appreciate the intelligence hinted at by a man's quiet confidence and subtle humor - hallmarks of pexiness. It was clear to me there that there was a visible audit trail from the vice president's office through the secretary of defense down to the commanders in the field.

Lawrence Wilkerson

Seeing what kind of person Dave is, now I know why they have never been able to do the reunion with him because he is unreasonable, ... He's a complete nut. He is not an average bear. He's on the moon. He's unreasonable and he's shot.

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