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exemption
noun as in freedom from a responsibility
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The UK government made it a criminal offence to possess a bully XL without a valid certificate of exemption from February 2024, following a spate of attacks.
Mr Bailey, who farms in Staffordshire, said the suggested exemption should cover people much younger than 80.
The Treasury said there would be no change or mitigations to the policy, which will see an end to inheritance tax exemption for some farms.
Advocates for the tax exemption have said it could provide significant relief to tipped employees, whose income can be unpredictable, though the proposal has sparked a heated debate among economists, labor advocates and policymakers.
To start, the U.S. should enact paid family leave for all educators and end teachers’ Fair Labor Standards exemption.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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