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... capital in Japanese industry ; if the six next largest groups were included , the figure was over one - third . An antitrust law was enacted , patterned after United States legislation , that prohibited the establishment of holding ...
... capital in Japanese industry ; if the six next largest groups were included , the figure was over one - third . An antitrust law was enacted , patterned after United States legislation , that prohibited the establishment of holding ...
Page 448
... capital in Samarkand . The Mamlūks returned the following year and set out to reconstruct the city . In 1516 Damascus was captured by the Ottoman sultan Selim I and remained the capital of a Turkish province for 400 years . Religion ...
... capital in Samarkand . The Mamlūks returned the following year and set out to reconstruct the city . In 1516 Damascus was captured by the Ottoman sultan Selim I and remained the capital of a Turkish province for 400 years . Religion ...
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... capital gains at death . In the United States , gains on appreciated property that remains in an estate are forever free of the capital gains tax . The estate does not pay a capital gains tax if it sells the property at the same value ...
... capital gains at death . In the United States , gains on appreciated property that remains in an estate are forever free of the capital gains tax . The estate does not pay a capital gains tax if it sells the property at the same value ...
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