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vested

adjective as in clothed

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adjective as in absolute

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“Neighbors here are very vested in their community, which includes being vested in their property values,” he said.

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Its opening words say: “All legislative powers ... shall be vested” in Congress, and the elected representatives “shall have the power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposes and excises.”

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He notes that if the participation interest has vested by January 2029, and if the valuation of Westinghouse is expected to be above $30 billion, the U.S. government will be entitled to require an IPO.

He appealed to voters to leave the “cockroach risk” behind, referring to the Peronist movement and the vested interests that emptied government coffers.

Separate filings show both Magouyrk and Smith sold restricted stock that vested at earlier dates.

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