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The extremes of permanence and extinction do not apply to dependently arisen phenomena as they have no inherent nature.

Had they been paid then, no deficiency would have arisen, so the taxpayer was entitled to a refund of the interest.

Not so long ago, across much of "advanced" visual culture, a typical short answer to the question "What is theory?" would have been "post-Modern, ever more post-Modern!" I myself had little use for this category, and some years ago tried to analyze how it had arisen and become so prevalent.(1) The designation nevertheless lives on.

Similarly, if events arise that result in a reduction of the valuation allowance, those events will have arisen in the current period and the effect of the valuation allowance reduction should also be recognized in the current period.

We report the case of a 65-year-old woman who had a large, pedunculated, cribriform adenocarcinoma that had arisen from the base of the tongue.

Thus, the gene mutation must have arisen before 600,000 years ago, when Neandertals shared a common ancestor with humans, the scientists say.

* Tort liability losses must have arisen out of a series of actions (or failures to act) over an extended period of time, a substantial portion of which occurred at least three years before the tax year, and the taxpayer must have been using the accrual method of accounting at the time.