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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
deduct .
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Examples
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Don't Co-Op's have to absorb losses as well as gains .. since the pay off of an insurance product deducts from the bottom line, not adds, how can a Co-Op that gets an unusually high amount of "high level of care" insured succeed? ...
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As with the paychecks over the years, we must count the "deducts".
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The power is imbedded in an artificial legal construct—a "collective-bargaining right" that deducts union dues from all public employees, whether or not they want to belong to the union.
The Public-Union Albatross Philip K. Howard 2011
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As a middle class student who will be spending all his semesters on campus, he correctly deducts he will be a member of the wrong crowd.
Archive 2009-01-01 ____Maggie 2009
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Mr. Obama complains in his budget that it's not fair that the rich get to deduct 35% for their mansions and charitable receipts, while the middle class deducts only 15% or 20%.
Flat Is the New Fair Stephen Moore 2011
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In a credit card transaction, the card-issuing bank in a payment transaction deducts the interchange fee from the amount it pays the acquiring bank that handles a credit or debit card transaction for a merchant.
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As a middle class student who will be spending all his semesters on campus, he correctly deducts he will be a member of the wrong crowd.
Looking for Alaska (copy) ____Maggie 2009
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The program is set up so that the government deducts premiums from soldiers 'pay.
Prudential profits from slain soldiers with help from taxpayers David Evans 2010
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You wave it over a fare reader; it deducts the appropriate amount for your trip; and you go about your travel.
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He deducts her pay—$300 per month for part-time work—and half her payroll taxes on his Schedule C as well.
A Tax Man Takes Account Of His Life Laura Saunders 2011
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