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No accounting for taste).
I know for sure about Thom Rachford, who plays Jerry, works for Accounting at RD Films.
Outside his brief acting career, Buckmaster is a world-famous accounting professor as well as an excellent amateur golfer.
I suspect his accounting students cheered at his demise!
This changes when a beautiful woman is transferred to work in the same NY accounting firm as Robert.
I suspect that someone from their cost accounting group wandered into the studio commissary in 1939 and found it full of under-contract actors and production staff goofing off and eating studio food.
She speaks at length about her musical experiences in her autobiography, "There really was a Hollywood", and gives a great accounting of her early career.
Trust me: there's accounting of tastes.
Why do we suffer?Do we need to?Cant we just pray to god and try to be a good person?Takva is looking for the answer of those questions.Muharrem is a very loyalty man to all.He immigrated from Algeria but after his parents death,he started to live alone.He works for the man which his father also used to.He prays a lot and he just tries to be a good people.He is one of the members of a well known sect.He always attends to the ceremony of the sect and one day the leader of the sect asks him if he can work for sect.Muharrem accepts it and starts to do material businesses of the sect.After that his life turns to a tragedy.Because he is not good at accounting and starts to have sin which he hadn't before.He also sees some unwanted dreams which are sexual.he
The Flesh and the Fiends is nothing-less than a fairly truthful accounting of the original 'bodysnatchers,' Burke and Hare who resorted-to-murder after running-out of 'fresh' corpses for a Dr. Thomas Knox, of Edinburgh, Scotland.
GO AND TELL THE SPARTANS was shot on a budget of barely $1MM just outside of LA. $250K had to be lent to director Ted Post by Burt Lancaster to get the film completed after the producer seems to have had trouble accounting for it.
Even accounting for a low budget you cannot but flinch from the attempted suspense which soon becomes repetitive, after 30 minutes I was wishing the unseen alien would just wipe out the motley bunch in one swoop.
Perhaps the fact that he's in business & understands computers and accounting principles helped his level of enjoyment.
The EU’s trade significance for Iran is huge, accounting for 40% of Iran’s imports and a quarter of its exports.
Is accounting in worse shape?
The major accounting firms have clearly established a culture of permissiveness towards earnings manipulation.
The political ruse was to change retroactively the accounting methods for defense spending.
But an alternative accounting method could also be used, registering expenditures when payments – in accordance with front-loaded schedules – were actually made.
Accounting foibles aside, Greece’s real error was to forget – once it had become the 12th member of the eurozone on January 1, 2001 – the imperative to modernize the state through liberalization and privatization; instead, it fell back into its old bad ways.
No one checks the forms, and the proportions allocated to administration and program expenses are easily massaged with a little creative accounting.
Video games in which Chinese troops mow down Japanese soldiers are very popular, accounting for a significant share of the massive online multiplayer gaming sub-culture in China.
Nor do standard accounting methods tell us which generation must ultimately pay for government consumption spending.
An innovation called "generational accounting" sheds new light on the issue of generational equity.
"Generational accounting" assumes that all generations, including those not yet born, will receive the same per-capita level of transfers and government purchases.
The book’s argument revolves around a number of accounting identities that relate saving, growth, and the return to capital to the distribution of wealth in a society.
Piketty’s pessimistic prognosis rests on a slight extension of this accounting framework.
He points out that HFT already accounts for half of total turnover in some debt and foreign-exchange markets, and that it is dominant in US equity markets, accounting for more than one-third of daily trading, up from less than one-fifth in 2005.
The global PRI has arisen through countries’ widespread accession to the World Trade Organization, international accounting and regulatory criteria like the Basel Accords, standards established by the International Organization of Securities Commissions, and some aspects of international law.
I ruled out a role for Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), the accounting unit issued by the International Monetary Fund.
The new asset class would need its own standardized risk/return profile, accounting, for example, for the political risks that public-sector involvement may imply and for the lower returns from infrastructure relative to traditional private equity.
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