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| It is in this regard that the study proceeds from a false premise by defining "tax sheltering" expansively, unfairly criticizing wholly legal transactions, and improperly derogating the activities of compliant taxpayers. Financing today is not so difficult; let me explain that without derogating what you guys do. [26] Phil Baum, executive director of the American Jewish Congress, likewise observed: "Without derogating from the Church's efforts at atonement, some of the most troub ling questions of responsibility and complicity in those horrendous events still have not been addressed. |
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